Guest on France 5 in C to youMuriel Robin reacted to the sentencing of Pierre Palmade, her former friend, to five years in prison for a road accident while under the influence of drugs. The comedian spoke with emotion about the end of their friendship and the reasons for his distancing.
Two days after Pierre Palmade was sentenced to five years in prison, including two years, for “unintentional injuries” following an accident that occurred in February 2023, reactions continue to pour in. Muriel Robin, a long-time friend of the actor, spoke on the set of C à Vous about the complexity of their relationship and the difficult decision she made to move away from him, reports BFMTV.
« For 30 years, I was by his side. I wanted to give him absolute love” she confided, visibly moved. She nevertheless stressed that the circumstances of the accident and certain events that occurred subsequently had changed their dynamic.
An uncertain future for Pierre Palmade “I am not a quitter”
Muriel Robin insisted her decision to end their friendship was not directly linked to the accident or the conviction. “ It's not because Pierre caused an accident that I ended our friendship. You don't let go of a friend, obviously “, she said. However, she spoke of “unacceptable things” that she would have seen or heard in this context, without revealing more.
“I am not a quitter (…), if I give up, it is because I have reasons to give up “, she insisted, emphasizing that this break was the result of deep personal reflection, and not of a hasty judgment. Sentenced on Wednesday November 20, Pierre Palmade will soon have to appear before a judge in Bordeaux to define the conditions of his detention. Although he can still appeal, this conviction marks a turning point in his career and in the relationships he had with those close to him, starting with Muriel Robin.
Despite the distance she took, the comedian recalled that she had been “unfailingly present” for him for three decades. A page is turning, marked by personal and public wounds.
published on November 23 at 4:53 a.m., Orane Guisset, 6médias
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