Accused of having uttered death threats against Natasha St-Pier, Inès Reg decided to break the silence this Monday March 25, 2024. In fact, through a story lasting more than 45 minutes, the comedian gave her version of the facts after the numerous criticisms and insults to which she has been the subject since let the rumor spread.
In his video, Kevin Debonne’s ex confirms having had an altercation with Natasha St-Pier
behind the scenes of Dance with the stars
. But not in the way it was told. In fact, when she had to film a sequence with the journalists, she asked her friend to lower the volume of her music so she could do her interview.
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Inès Reg called a “little slut” by Natasha St-Pier
The singer would then have called her “little slut” very seriously. “It hurt me so much. Because at that moment, for me, Natasha was the lady from ‘You’ll Find Out’, I was a child, I saw her on TV, it was too violent… I hold back my tears and I say ‘Oh wow’, that’s the only thing that comes out of my mouth”found Inès Reg before continuing: “She grabs me by the arm and she says to me ‘and now you go out’, and this is what happened on January 31. There were never any death threats. And all of this was filmed”.
A few hours after this announcement, Natasha St-Pier promised to give a new version from 9 p.m. on his social networks. And even if the situation has changed since the revelations of Thursday March 21, 2024, the artist will be able to count on the support of his partner Anthony Colettewho also filed a lawsuit against the comedian.
Another new version coming
This Monday afternoon, he also spoke on his social networks. He wanted to react after being the victim of a wave of hatred on social networks, “following the story of Ines Reg.” “But be careful. In a story, the details make the difference and obviously they have been neglected”he warned in a story posted on his Instagram account.
According to the dancer, the version given by the comedian of this altercation would be “very approximate but above all incomplete”. “I filed a handrail, not by chance but following the multiple insults and threats that I received while I was trying to calm a situation between my partner, Natasha St-Pier, and Inès Reg”he later clarified.
Anthony Colette ensures that you do not have “nothing to [se] reproach and therefore nothing to justify” and when we know “the truth”We “will understand”. “So please wait until you have the ins and outs so you can form your own opinion on the situation”he concluded, uplifted by the situation.
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