An imitation that does not pass at all. For several days, Matthieu Delormeau and Béatrice Rosen have been at war. The reason ? The imitation of the first which did not please the second at all. Indeed, the columnist of Cyril Hanouna had fun redoing his colleague when Patrick Sébastien and Sarah Schwab were on set.“I make you a new”warned the ex-host of the Mag of NRJ12 before continuing, all with an English accent: “Ah yes Cyril, I’m an actress in films that no one has seen. The only way to know that I’m an actress is on my Wikipedia page otherwise we don’t know”.
Too mocking for her, Béatrice Rosen was quick to speak and shoot her colleague who would show a little too much “nasty” towards her. Since then, Cyril Hanouna has been trying to patch them up but it would be a waste of time at the moment…“Matthieu we are happy to have him. And we are happy that he is there. During the pubs also we are not tender, but it is valve. Look at Benjamin, he still took 20 years in two years because of Matthieu yet they are friends. Guillaume look at the state he is in. We can see that people have suffered”said Cyril Hanouna this Thursday, October 6, with a lot of humor, to prepare the sequence he was going to follow.
No curtain opening
A sequence during which he invited Béatrice Rosen to express herself and decide whether or not she was ready to open the curtain to reconcile with Matthieu Delormeau. “I’ve taken steps every day since I’ve been on this show, I’m always nice, always smiling with him,… These are free attacks day after day…”, she confides as if to imply that the curtain should not open today. The chronicler then cuts her off and reminds her: “Beatrice is a comedy show!”
But the one who played in The Dark Knight still not convinced: “No it’s not humor, it’s wickedness, don’t confuse the two!”. “Do you really think people are waiting for Matthieu Delormeau’s and Beatrice Rosen’s opinion on Ukraine? No, sorry. What they want is to relax with us, to mess around. I take them all the time. jokes here but it never offends me”continues the columnist who, it seems, only worsens the reluctance of the pretty blonde: “The valves do not offend me. Your wickedness is too much. If he stops being unpleasant and unbearable, I am ready to open the curtain”. The drop too much for the columnist who then lets go: “Oh but there is nothing to stop, I am myself and you are yourself and I tell you again frankly, you need to have a little bit of self-mockery”. Same story on the side of Béatrice Rosen, a drop of water that will lead her to leave the set after her last confession: “Stop Matthieu, the problem is not me here. No, but the moral lessons from Matthieu Delormeau are just not possible so if you want to open the curtain, open it and that’s it”.
See also: “He created real discomfort in the dressing rooms by attacking Béatrice Rosen”: Gilles Verdez swings on this columnist who slipped behind the scenes.
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