Pierre Niney had “warned” her, since her participation in “LOL, who laughs, comes out!”, Leïla Bekhti’s life has changed a lot!

Like Alexandra Lamy, Audrey Fleurot, or even Gérard Darmon before her, the life of Leïla Bekhti has changed a lot since her participation in “LOL, who laughs, comes out!”. Tahar Rahim’s companion was already being challenged in the street thanks to her notoriety acquired in the many films in which she was able to play in the past. But it is clear that the demand from his fans is even greater since his appearance on Prime Video.

And, this, thanks in particular to a famous tirade that she released on many occasions in the program hosted by Philippe Lacheau. His famous cover of the title “Tutti Frutti” of Elvis Presley and his famous “Wop bop a loo bop”. In an attempt to make competitors such as Pierre Niney, Virginie Efira, or even Jonathan Cohen laugh, Leïla Bekhti put on a blonde wig and pulled out a huge comb bigger than her head to dance and pretend to comb her hair while singing. If his rivals managed not to laugh, it was hanging by a thread.

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Leïla Bekhti, arrested in a strange way in the street

But repeating this sketch many times throughout “LOL, who laughs, comes out!”this “tirade” now follows her everywhere as she revealed to Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine on the set of “C to You” this Tuesday, March 28. So much so that the fans in the street no longer tell him “Good morning” when they meet her. “What’s funny is that in the street people call out to me with ‘Wop bop a loo bop’ and I answer ‘A lop bom bom’. We don’t say hello to each other anymore”she revealed to the journalist.

Even before Season 3 episodes aired on Prime VideoLeïla Bekhti indicated that Pierre Niney had already felt the success of this sketch. “Pierre Niney had warned me”, she confided, smiling. A few months earlier, fans were already calling out to him with his famous “MAAARC!”, that she kept addressing to Jonathan Cohen in his comedy “The flame”.

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