Every day of the week, Jordan Luxury receives a different personality on the set of the show At Jordan’s. The day after the visit of the journalist Jean-Marc Sylvestre, who notably revealed the enormous amount of his retirement, it was the turn of the psychiatrist Laurent Karila to speak with the star host.
After revealing do not touch “no pay for It starts today”, Faustine Bollaert’s sidekick gave his opinion on Sophie Davant before discussing the Gérard Depardieu affair. For him, the actor is a character “complex” which does not have “more control”. “With these sentences, it’s a bit disgusting”he confided in reference to the number of Further investigation dedicated to the sacred monster of cinema in which he sexualized a little girl on horseback.
“He or someone else, if there are inappropriate sentences, in the current context it’s super complicated to say these things, to sexualize everything”added Laurent Karila who analyzes a “possible” unhappiness. “There is a loss of control over behavior, you need to talk to someone about it.”
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“I didn’t take care of him”
Exit Gérard Depardieu, Jordan De Luxe chose to address another delicate subject with his guest, raising the case of another personality facing difficulties: Pierre Palmade.
As a reminder, the 55-year-old comedian caused a serious road accident on February 10, 2023 which caused serious injuries to a 27-year-old woman, her nephew and her brother-in-law. Following this drama, Véronique Sanson’s ex was taken to Paul Brousse hospital in Villejuifstructure in which Laurent Karila works.
“It’s no secret, he was hospitalized in our department and at that time we were under medical confidentiality and I am still under medical confidentiality”revealed the professor before specifying that the actor had “left the unit”. And to conclude: “I didn’t take care of him and if he’s better I have no idea.”. Now all that remains is to wait for the trial to “manslaughter” before a criminal court.
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