Cristina Cordula was invited to the set of Chez Jordan on C8, Tuesday October 15, 2024. The opportunity for the image consultant to look back on her experience in Dancing with the Stars.
It’s an experience she has fond memories of. Between February and April, season 13 of Dancing with the stars was broadcast on TF1. For this new edition, Cristina Cordula participated alongside Jordan Mouillerac. The former presenter of Shopping Queens was, however, eliminated after a few weeks of competition.
Six months after her participation, Cristina Cordula was invited to the set of Chez Jordan, on C8. The opportunity for her to return to this new experience. “I had a blast. I have always been a fan of this show” she indicated before specifying that she had decided to participate for “s’amuser”.
Cristina Cordula: “I put myself out of the problems”
During her interview, the image consultant did not escape questions about the clash between Inès Reg and Natasha St-Pier. Indeed, their disagreements had caused great tensions in the show. If Jordan de Luxe tried to find out how the two women were doing, Cristina Cordula showed up not very talkative. “I don’t know how they are, it’s not my problem” she said.
The one who lost her brother at the age of 19 then indicated that she had not not wanting to get involved to this story. She explained: “I put myself out of the problems. The press has called me a lot to get testimonies, but honestly, I don’t want to get involved.”.
The host considers the clash between Inès Reg and Natasha St-Pier “ridiculous”
If Cristina Cordula did not want to get involved in the quarrel between Inès Reg and Natasha St-Pier, she still has witnessed. “Of course I saw things. I was there, I experienced the atmosphere of the thing, on the sets, between the two girls…” she revealed without going into details.
Finally, the 59-year-old woman judges this whole story “ridicule”. She also preferred to live her adventure
without worrying about tensions between the candidates. “I didn’t care at all, I lived my own thing, it’s as if they didn’t exist. It’s part of my upbringing because my parents always told me: ‘don’t get involved in problems that aren’t yours’” she concluded. A wise choice.
