The laughter was yellow on Jarry's face in Good Sunday show broadcast this Sunday, November 3, 2024 on RTL. Faced with a half-baked Bruno Guillon, the former host of Everyone wants to take their place returned to a catastrophic entry on the scene which made him understand that he was suffering from a rare disorder. “It happened in Perpignan, recalled the comedian. A room of 800 people, I made GOOD EVENING PERPIGNAN and I passed out on the people in the front row.”
Getting up with difficulty, the discomfort continued. “The stage was 2 metersadded Jarry. Then I vomited, lost consciousness and woke up in intensive care.” The diagnosis will not be long in coming: gluten intolerance. A rare disease when it triggers such discomfort. Ranging from a simple abdominal disturbance to the loss of consciousness described by Jarry, the disease has only one treatment: remove everything wheat-based from your life.
In addition to his gluten intolerance, Jarry suffers from numerous OCD
Another illness (more compulsive at this point) admitted by Jarry during this Happy Sunday show : a bunch of knocks before going on stage. “Jand make a magic circle, said the father of two children. From my dressing room to the stage I must arrive on an even number on the stage otherwise I go back to my dressing room and I start again, I must necessarily arrive on an even number with my right leg, then I say a little prayer before the start of the show , and I summon all my guardian angels.” Distraught by so many rituals, Bruno Guillon gently made fun of his guest by pointing out that it was a lot for one man by declaring tit-for-tat: “But you’re actually arriving the day before.”
Well aware that his OCD could delay his arrival on stage, Jarry added that on Zéniths, the task became even more complicated. “The dressing room is very far from the stage in the Zéniths, said the comedian. And when you arrive at an odd number, and you have to leave…” Realizing that his remarks left his interlocutors speechless, Jarry added “No, but we all do that, right?” to which Bruno Guillon responded with a big “No, not al all” before bursting out laughing and moving on to a completely different topic.
