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The actress and host Énora Malagré, here in 2023.
TELEVISION – Actress Énora Malagré, former daily columnist in Don’t touch my post, tackled the show hosted by Cyril Hanouna and the C8 channel on which it is broadcast, in an interview with France Bleu on Wednesday November 6.
She was questioned more specifically about the end of C8, which will lose its frequency on TNT as decided by Arcom, the audiovisual policeman. “I can’t be happy, I have friends who are going to find themselves unemployed. I disagree with a lot of things but I will never be happy if my friends are in trouble”she declared Énora Malagré.
However, she does not question this decision. “It’s not censorship. We do stupid things, we pay the price,” she said. Cyril Hanouna’s slip-ups on TPMP led Arcom to sanction the Canal+ group, which owns C8 and CNews, several times. The show is also criticized for its lack of pluralism.
“I left when I couldn’t take it anymore”
And the host continues: “We cannot say anything, be radical in our comments, we cannot come close to fascism. But for all that, these are episodes, it is not the whole channel or even all the time TPMP. »
However, she specifies that she is “very proud to have participated in this show when I participated in it”.Énora Malagré was a columnist for Cyril Hanouna between 2010 and 2017. “ Today it’s different. I left when I couldn’t take it anymore”, she added on France bleu.
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