Inès Reg and Natasha St-Pier were at the same time on Quotidien and TPMP on Monday April 29 (24). Following the Canadian singer’s victory at Dancing with the Stars, tongues were spoken simultaneously on TMC and C8.
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It didn’t take long for Inès Reg and Natasha St-Pier, finally freed from their commitments after the finale of Dancing with the Stars won by the singer, to dig up the hatchet.
Each on their own, the two candidates gave their assessment, one on TPMP and the other on Quotidien.
Inès Reg benefited from a short advance on Yann Barthès’ show, allowing Nastasha St-Pier to react live on C8.
Death threats?
“This never happened!” said the 31-year-old comedian. On the other hand, the singer confirms that “there were no specific death threats from Inès Reg, there were very threatening words, she was speaking and her entourage was around.” However, “we are in a country where we can leave a handrail just in case. She asked me to deny it, but the police are not a game.”
On the other hand, the words “little slut” were indeed dropped according to Inès Reg. And Nastasha St-Pier regrets: “I made an unfortunate joke, I went to apologize and that’s when she was very aggressive, she made scary comments, it was violent for Anthony (Colette) and me. I cried and thought things were going to get better and they didn’t.”
Concerning the allusions to racism from Natasha St-Pier, Inès Reg has changed her tune and today believes that it was a strategy to achieve victory. “I just think that Natasha was very intelligent, she wanted to win, she said to herself, it will work like that, it will make noise,” says the 31-year-old comedian.
The winner of the dance competition believes, for her part, that “using racism, being wrongly accused in a suggested or defined way, it’s dangerous.” She explains that she does not “want to suffer the wrath of fanatics who believe lies”. As for the instrumentalization, “I do not have the power to influence, neither the public, nor you Cyril Hanouna, everyone has their free will” she indicates, before adding: “She does not didn’t come to congratulate me, I didn’t expect her to.”
The two ex-candidates agree on one point: “We are no longer friends,” summarizes Inès Reg. “We didn’t know each other before, we won’t know each other after,” concludes Natasha St-Pier.
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