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The CNews presenter was the guest of Jordan de Luxe in his eponymous show broadcast on C8. The opportunity for her to return to the inappropriate behavior she suffered in the professional world.
The CNews journalist, Christine Kelly , was Jordan de Luxe’s guest in his show broadcast on the same group’s channel, C8. From the outset, the host made it clear that the fact that they were in the same group in no way obliged the presenter to accept his invitation. The man with the bow tie did not go beyond his “cash questions” section by questioning Christine Kelly about her salary when she worked at the CSA or even about her opinion of the singer Aya Nakamura.
He also, awkwardly, broached the subject of #MeToo to find out if the journalist had ever personally suffered inappropriate gestures. “No, I slap”she retorted point blank before adding that these scenarios had already occurred. “A well-established journalist touched my butt and breasts all the time and he got a nice slap in the face. He was taken off the air for sexual assault”she said without giving the name of the perpetrator.
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Jordan de Luxe preferred to clarify one point: these inappropriate gestures were not perpetrated by a journalist from the Canal+ group. “It was on a completely outside channel. […] It’s been a few years since this happened, about fifteen or twenty years. » Note that at this time in her career, in the years 2004-2009, Christine Kelly worked as a journalist on LCI and on Ushuaia TV.
“ The fear of falling asleep at night »
“He did it to other people who filed complaints. And then he got taken off the air. » Since these cases, the man in question has returned to television. However, Christine Kelly does not regret her gesture in any way. “Not everyone can necessarily give a slap or some may feel weak and in a situation of professional inferiority. But for me, even if it’s my boss one day who touches my butt, he’s going to get a slap. »
The presenter of “Face à l’info” also confided in calling on a security service to ensure her protection. “At first I refused for a long time then finally I accepted. And when I accepted, it was a relief because we tell ourselves that we live in anxiety, with the fear of falling asleep at night, of waking up in the morning, of going to work . Finally when we are surrounded by people who protect us, it’s relief”she shared while affirming, in a tone of humor, to avoid going to buy underwear when they are there.
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