François Valéry, emblematic singer of 70s-80sis known for his outspokenness. Last March, he sparked to controversies with critical remarks to meeting Claude Françoistriggering strong reactions.
However, it was his time on the show Facing Hanouna which will undoubtedly cause a sensation. During this appearance, the singer spoke without filter and did not hesitate to attack the host Naguicausing a wave of reactions on the set.
François Valéry has a sulphurous past
An emblematic figure of the 70s and 80s, François Valéry found himself at the heart of disturbing new revelations. According to the book Jacky le Mat, the godfather, showbiz and politicsthe artist would have maintained a secret relationship with the famous mafioso Jacky Imbertthis “the Mat”a figure of French organized crime. The latter, known for his charm and dangerousness, inspired the film The Immortal.
Furthermore, the singer of “Let us love each other alive” experienced one misadventure in the United States. Accused of having paid with fake 100 dollar billhe was briefly arrested in Chicago at the age of 19 ans. The incident ended after three hours of interrogation, when the receipt proving the authenticity of the ticket was found.
The singer makes disturbing revelations about Nagui
During his appearance in Facing Hanouna this Saturday, October 19, François Valéry made astonishing confidences on his relations with Nagui. Asked by Gilles Verdez about the controversies which marked his career, the singer mentioned a altercation with the host of France Televisions.
According to Nagui, François Valéry threatened him by saying: “I’m Corsican, I’m going to send you Corsicans and break your leg if you continue to make fun of me.” And on the set of Cyril Hanouna, the interpreter of Dream in Blue denied these accusations with a touch of irony, affirming that Nagui “probably watched too many Scorsese films”.
“I represent everything he hates”
In his confessions, François Valéry went even further, visibly annoyed by the situation. Concerned about reestablish the truth about his altercation with Nagui, he explained that he had had enough of the host’s recurring mockery. Valéry also denounced what he considers to be stigmatization of Corsica by Nagui. With confidence, he added: “Anyway, Nagui can’t see me, I represent everything he hates”causing the surprise of Gilles Verdez.
Subsequently, the singer clarified that, despite this, Nagui regularly broadcast his songs in his showsparticularly in Don’t forget the lyrics. With humor, François Valéry launched: “Don’t pass me b*rdel, you can’t see me!” »triggering laughter from the set and the audience. A striking sequence which shows François Valéry faithful to his outspokenness.
