Delphine Wespiser always demonstrates frankness. When the host of Temptation Island has something to say, she doesn’t hesitate to let it be known. And even if it can sometimes be shocking. Like his statement made on the airwaves of South Radio this Thursday, February 1, 2024. During her appearance on the radio, Cyril Hanouna’s columnist was questioned about her comments about Marine Le Pen in April 2022, when she estimated that the National Rally candidate had “changed a lot”.
Indeed, according to the young woman, Marine Le Pen would not be “no more extreme right” and would not be against having “a female President of the Republic, a mother of the French, someone who unites and protects with the sensitivity of a woman”. Statements which earned him numerous criticisms. But that did not prevent her from giving her opinion, again, on the National Rally this Thursday when the next European elections were mentioned.
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Francesca Antoniotti does not validate the words of Delphine Wespiser
“I love Jordan Bardella. I find him very intelligent, I find him brilliant. I think he has a presidential future. Does that shock you when I say that?”she asked Gilles Ganzmann who remained silent. “Do you think that today Jordan Bardella is not more, or as much, legitimate as another politician? Why isn’t his party as legitimate as another party?”she then added before concluding: “Physically, Jordan Bardella is the ideal son-in-law. He’s sassy while remaining polite.”
For Francesca Antoniotti, she could have refrained from making such a statement. Indeed, during his passage through the Buzz TV from Figaro
this Friday, February 2, the former candidate of the star Academy dropped : “Everyone tells their truth afterwards about the ideal son-in-law side… I think she could have abstained”. However, she recognizes that “Everyone thinks what they want” and “Everyone has their own definition of the ideal son-in-law” but personally, she would not have made such a statement on the radio.
RF