Léa Salamé could not resist the urge to create a cult sequence, this Saturday October 5 in What an era! by suggesting that Valérie Trierweiler contact François Hollande. And his guest did not hesitate to seize the opportunity.
Valérie Trierweiler did not shy away from the teasing spirit of Léa Salamé, this Saturday, October 5. Invited in What an era! to present his book, written with Constance Vergara, It’s for a friendshe was trapped during the Photocall sequence. The principle of this moment of the show is to react to the photo of a personality broadcast on the screen. This is usually a person with whom the guest has a special history. After mentioning Rachida Dati, Valérie Trierweiler saw the appearance of the former President of the Republic, François Hollande, who was her companion between 2005 and 2014.Ah, I didn’t think you would dare!”she reacted immediately, addressing Léa Salamé. “It’s bad to know me”laughed the presenter. Valérie Trierweiler did not give up and certainly exceeded Léa Salamé’s expectations.
In What a time! Valérie Trierweiler dares to make a provocative sentence towards François Hollande
“I’m not going to be like Béatrice and answer things that might embarrass you…”first said Valérie Trierweiler, in reference to the previous sequence of the show, in which actress Béatrice Dalle returned to the time when she cropped Patrick Poivre d’Arvor live. Then, the former First Lady – although she was never married to François Hollande – launched, as an open question to the former president: “Is he really thinking about being a candidate again in 2027? But can he do it without me?” Léa Salamé was speechless at this sentence from Valérie Trierweiler. Christophe Dechavanne said: “I wouldn’t want to preempt the ex-president’s thoughts but he will be delighted with this reflection, I think!”
The relationship between Valérie Trierweiler and François Hollande ended in 2014
Valérie Trierweiler had spent almost two years at the Élysée during the mandate of François Hollande. In January 2014, the president announced their breakup a few days after the publication in the press of stolen photos in which we learned of the president’s affair with actress Julie Gayet. Valérie Trierweiler then wrote a book, Thank you for this momentsold by hundreds of thousands of copies. She recounted her nine years of relationship with François Hollande, including the months spent at the Élysée.
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