December 19, 2024 at 4:45 p.m. in Unusual
We announced it to you a few days ago, Arcom had definitively and officially sealed the fate of C8 and indirectly that of Cyril Hanouna and his show Don’t Touch My Post. If the host/producer had announced doing everything to find a solution to keep the program going, the latter has just made a shocking announcement to its teams which has stunned the fans.
Arcom records the end of C8 and the ejection of Cyril Hanouna from TNT
Last July, it was a real bolt from the blue that fell on the PAF when Arcom has announced that it does not want to renew the TNT frequency of C8 and NRJ12. From then on, the flagship host of the group’s channel belonging to Vincent Bolloré stepped up to the plate. He did not hesitate to threaten to file a complaint against the regulator of the French audiovisual landscape. A petition was even launched to try to save the channel. Recently, Cyril Hanouna, host of the show Don’t Touch My Post, had addressed the question of the uncertain future of its show after February 28, 2025, the date on which the channel will lose its TNT frequency. He had explained that TPMP will stop on this date, “for a weekend“to return on March 3 without knowing where. It seems that the plans of the host/producer and the leaders of C8 did not go as planned.
Cyril Hanouna announces to his teams the end of TPMP on C8
Recently, behind the scenes, the technical teams and employees of H2O, Hanouna’s production company, feared thatThey find themselves unemployed next March. Some even going so far as to insult the boss as a liar. It is clear that the latter were not wrong according to the information from the Parisian. The daily reveals that TPMP will indeed stop on February 28 just like the C8 channel and the show will no longer be broadcast.
There was a time when the CStar channel had been considered to broadcast the program from March but this is no longer. This is the shock announcement that Cyril Hanouna and Lionel Stan, director of H2O, made to their teams.
TPMP will continue to be offered live until the end of February every evening. Cyril Hanouna confided to our colleagues at Parisian what the show would return in September 2025 but it remains to be seen where. A special program must be offered this Thursday evening to talk about the fate of Don’t Touch My Post and reassure the fans.
