Summary
Léa Salamé caused an outcry in “What a time! » on Saturday April 27.
Faced with Artus, who declared that he had stopped drinking and smoking, the journalist replied that he had “become boring”.
Hélène Rossignol, laureate of the Academy of Medicine, brought out old comments from Léa Salamé who confided, at the time, to drinking a “lichette of vodka” before going on set.
Summary
This is the sequence that created the buzz, this Saturday, April 27, in “What a time! » on France 2. Faced with comedian Artus, Léa Salamé asked him how he managed to manage his anxieties. A question to which the 36-year-old young man confided having stopped drinking and smoking. A response which sparked this reaction from Raphaël Glucksmann’s partner: “ You have become boring…“ . Comments which caused an outcry on social networks, also surprising the one which has been showing since May 1st of the film “ A little something extra“. Artus who, moreover, gave him a “ But fuck you“.
Following this sequence, the 44-year-old young woman has not reacted for the moment. On the other hand, a renowned doctor published a message on her X account (formerly Twitter). Hélène Rossinot, laureate of the Academy of Medicine, took up old words of Léa Salamé before commenting on it. Invited on RTL in “On refait la TV”, the France Inter journalist said: “ I drink a splash of vodka because it relaxes me » (before entering the set of “What a time!”, Editor’s note)
“Darn problematic” judges doctor Hélène Rossinot
Faced with the comments made by Léa Salamé, the doctor comments on her intervention that day with these few words: “ Damn problematic… She hits on those who stop drinking, insists (and it wasn’t the first time) on the need for alcohol to not be annoying, drinks “a drop” of vodka “to relax” before each show …Perhaps an opportunity to raise awareness ?“.
Many doctors or not, moreover, had revolted on X following the Interview with Artus violently tackling Léa Salamé. In recent days, the journalist has however been supported by one of her colleagues, Pascal Praud. For him, it was a misunderstood joke. “Actually, she’s playing, Léa. She uses second degree, she has fun” he declared adding: “ You already have Artus who takes it at face value, and you also have the public who takes it at face value…“.
