Cyril Hanouna abruptly leaves “Touche pas à mon poste”, Valérie Bénaïm to the rescue

On Europe 1, on C8, Cyril Hanouna continues broadcasts on radio and television always with incredible energy. At the helm of We walk on our heads on the blue station from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., the 50-year-old host continues on C8 with “Touche pas à mon poste”. A frantic pace that can push any human being to overwork. So, this November 26, around 8:20 p.m., back from advertising, Baba was no longer there.

And departure which had absolutely not been announced by the facilitator in the preamble. It was, therefore, Valérie Bénaïm who found herself urgently propelled to the place of host in front of thousands of viewers. Foreshadowing a last-minute problem, the columnist told the public and viewers: “How can I tell you… I am not Cyril Hanouna, he had a little emergency“ launched the 55-year-old young woman. Then she added: “Rest assured, I reassure his mother who is watching ushe went for a little meeting at short notice because you know he’s still a businessman too”.

So, today’s debate was launched by Valérie Bénaïm before the PAF troublemaker makes his return to the stage at full speed. In question, it seems, a car problem.

Cyril Hanouna: despite his status, he also has problems parking

Back on set, the father of two children did not lack humor in explaining what had just happened. “Boulogne has become unstoppable”he began by throwing into the distance as he approached the recording studio. With a hurried step, he then walked towards his colleague, a little relieved, before recounting his misadventure because, as he likes to say, “here, we tell each other everything“.

Cyril Hanouna then explains: “No, but it’s unparkable, I was in a double queue, I had to go and repark. No but it’s unbearable, I appeal to the mayor of Boulogne, it’s unbearable“. A message that the main person concerned must have received as quickly as possible and should quickly find a small place for the facilitator who usually travels by scooter. Fortunately, despite this small problem, the show was able to resume normally.

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