Julian Bugier makes a very naughty slip of the tongue, the set is hilarious!

The journalist Julian Bugier was one of Laurence Boccolini's guests in TV kids this Sunday, December 1 on France 2. When discussing his stay in London, he made a huge slip of the tongue.

Laurence Boccolini received Charlotte de Turckheim, Gus, Isabelle Ithurburu, Amanda Lear and Julian Bugier in TV kids on France 2 this Sunday, December 1st. It was during Donel Jack'sman's column that the show went off the rails. The comedian spoke of the city of London where Amanda Lear met “many friends” like David Bowie. “Which brings us back to Julian Bugier, not for David Bowie, but for London”continued the columnist. Before being cut off by the journalist who said: “But still, I made some butts…” He meant “holidays”but his tongue forked and that's the word “buttocks” that the entire hilarious set heard.

“A few butts? Oula!”exclaimed Donel Jack'sman, before recalling more seriously that it was in London that Julian Bugier met his wife, also a journalist, Claire Fournier. The presenter of France 2's 1 p.m. seemed to blush, this naughty slip of the tongue having given him quite a bit of heat. Earlier in the show, her status as a sex symbol was discussed. These remarks on his physique which are hot on social networks, as viewers of the Children of TV tend to destabilize the 44-year-old journalist.

Questioned about his physique by Frédéric Lopez, Julian Bugier, “very uncomfortable”

“Is this a handicap or an asset in your profession?”Frédéric Lopez asked him in mid-November in A Sunday in the countryside on France 2. “Do you remember that one time you asked me that question, Frédéric?”Julian Bugier then replied. A version of the facts confirmed by the host. “It was the first time we met and you made me very uncomfortable. It's true that it makes you uncomfortable when you're 26 years old, when you want to prove lots of things and that we are related to our physical appearance… We don't want that, we want to be judged for our work.”explained the journalist who recognizes that it could have been an asset when he started out in the profession.

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