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Inès Reg, here in June 2022, in Paris.
HUMOR – Between Natasha St-Pier and Inès Reg, everything is fine. Their clash? It’s from the past. At least, that’s what the 31-year-old comedian assured Jean-Pierre Foucault on Europe 1, where she was a guest, this Wednesday April 17. She notably came to discuss the arrival on Prime Video of her latest show.
“ We are calm on both sides. That’s it, it’s all overdeclared Inès Reg in the show Culture Media. […] There was a mini-altercation. And now, when we see each other in the hallways, we say hello and smile at each other. »
The day before, she was interviewed on this same subject by Laurent Ruquier, in The Big Heads on RTL. “ It made me a little bit slutty.” she quipped in front of the host, in reference to the insult uttered by Natasha St-Pier at the origin of the dispute between the two candidates of Dance with the stars.
Bad joke for one, hurtful insult for the other. Since the revelations of Parisian on the backstage altercation between Inès Reg and the Canadian singer, each delivered a radically opposite version of the facts. Enough to add a little fuel to the fire, after the suspension of Natasha St-Pier by production for several days or the filing of her handrail.
Out of Standards on Prime Video
Rumors of disagreement in the casting of this season of DALS went well and fascinated the celebrity press, as much as the French public. Are the two women worried that this will damage their reputation? “ It touched metold Inès Reg to Jean-Pierre Foucault this Wednesday. It scared and affected me, but more in relation to the words that were used [que par rapport à sa carrière, ndlr]. »
The one which, from the month of May, will be featured on the jury of the new season of Mask Singer on TF1, has just arrived on Prime Video this Thursday, with the release online of its latest critically acclaimed show, Out of Standards. It was filmed during the last date of his tour, in June 2023, at the Accor Arena Bercy, in front of more than 500,000 people. Far from arguments, make way for humor.
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