All week, Cyril Hanouna is at the head of Don’t Touch My Post. Since the beginning of September, he has also been on the air at weekends. The star host of PAF hosts Face à Hanouna on Saturdays and Sundays. At his side, new columnists. But Cyril Hanouna can also count on the unfailing support of its most emblematic columnists Namely, Valérie Bénaïm, Gilles Verdez, Raymond but also Polska who was mocked by Cyril Hanouna.
Polska reveals some secrets
This Saturday October 12 in Facing Hanounathe young woman has also made rare confidences about her past. “It might not seem like it, but between the ages of 12 and 18, I lived from home to home. Between the ages of 18 and 19, I was on the street. And I was even in psychiatric hospital”she declared to begin with.
Polska then added: “I went to a friend’s house or slept on a bench. I went here and there. I also went back to Poland. I went to a hostel… Lots of things like that. I was there for a few months because I developed OCD for hours and hours, I stayed in my room and I did this (touching a surface with my fingers, editor’s note).. Today, she says: she is much better
Cyril Hanouna’s columnists talk about depression
Subsequently, Cyril Hanouna asked his columnists if they had experienced depression during their lives. That’s when Raymond spoke up to say that in their line of work, they couldn’t afford to say they’re depressed. Yes, he experienced some downturns, but that doesn’t mean he was depressed.
Around the plateau of Facing Hanounanot all the chroniclers agreed with Raymond, whose life changed thanks to Cyril Hanouna. Some were of his opinion to say that thanks to their lifestyle, they cannot complain, others felt that money was not everything and that anyone could become depressed for various reasons.
Gilles Verdez was at the Industrial Tribunal before working with Cyril Hanouna
Gilles Verdez then spoke to reveal that he had been depressed because of work. Long before Don’t Touch My Posthe was a journalist at Parisian. But overnight, he was fired on the spot. A shock for Gilles Verdez who was convinced that this meeting in the boss’s office was to give him a promotion.
“I had some less good moments. I was fired overnight. I was called on a Sunday evening by the secretary, who told me that the boss wanted to see me the next day at 6:30 a.m. I was sure it was to be promoted to deputy general manager. I arrive in his office, he says to me ‘Hello, nothing personal, you’re fired'”he said before admitting: “I won at the Industrial Tribunal, but it’s still violent.”
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