A faithful friend. Guest of Buzz TV this Thursday, November 30, 2023, Anne-Elisabeth Blateau spoke at length about her relationship with Pierre Palmade. Despite the recent setbacks of the 55-year-old comedian involved in a tragic car accident, the actress known for playing Emma in the television series Scenes of households intends to remain faithful to his
“mentor” . “I don’t see how you can say that you loved someone from one day to the next, because the matter is serious and because he didn’t act well.”turn your back on him, she confided.
“We cannot act as if he had never existed as if he had not played an important role in my life and in what I am today. Pierre was a teacher, a mentor, a sponsor whatever we want. I’m not going to do the one who doesn’t know this person”she added.
“We cannot act as if he had never existed”: Anne-Elisabeth Blateau tackles those who turned their back on Pierre Palmade pic.twitter.com/1qNDcghk1x
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Taken aback, the journalists therefore tried to find out more, in particular about his vision of things concerning Muriel Robin and Michèle Laroque, long-time friends of Pierre Palmade, who chose to draw a line under the actor. “Pierre is a public figure, we talked about him a lot. I imagine that Muriel Robin and Michèle Laroque were on the front line for the media. I don’t know exactly what they said, what they did. I speak in my name”
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Véronique Genest supports Pierre Palmade
Anne-Elisabeth Blateau is not the only one to support Pierre Palmade. For her part, Véronique Genest is also ready to do anything for the man she considers her friend. “Pierre, it’s horrible what he did. I think he wasn’t very aware of all that, but we can’t say that what he did was good, that’s obvious,” she recently confided on the set of At Jordan’s before attacking his counterparts.
“The way everyone turned their backs on him, I find it even worse. I, my friends, in adversity I am on the contrary even closer to them. The worse my friends are, the more present I am. Suddenly he was a plague victim who no longer had the right to live. As if suddenly, the fact that we could be friends with him, that we did things with him, took photos with him,… Michèle (Laroque, editor’s note) and everyone. It shocks me. I sent a message to Pierre and told him: ‘If you need me I’m here’. Because he’s still a human being. He is ill.” A clear opinion.
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