Stéphanie Catanzano was a decorator on the show Maisons à Vente on M6, before joining NRJ12. Does she still have contact with the members of the program and especially Stéphane Plaza? She confided in Here.
This Friday, November 22 from 9:10 p.m., Stéphanie Catanzano is back on the small screen in the show Crazy Deco! on NRJ12. A new program for the interior designer who officiated in Houses for sale on M6 with Stéphane Plaza. Arrival alongside the latter on March 18, 2022the former caster and producer's mission was to improve the sellers' decoration to attract potential buyers.
A role also played by her colleagues Sophie Ferjani, Emmanuelle Rivassoux and Carole Carat. After this experience in front of the cameras, Stéphanie Catanzano finally decided to change channels to be at the helm of her own show. A major challenge but galvanizing for her. But what about her links with the other decorators and the host and famous real estate agent of M6?
Stéphanie Catanzano reveals if she is still in contact with Stéphane Plaza
Stéphanie Catanzano thus revealed to Here is that she “never really had much contact with the decorators“. “Apart from Emmanuelle Rivassoux who really helped me with the first one, she revealed. It's true that we were all a little separated and we worked individually on our projects and our programs. I had no contact then and I don't have any more or less today“. Concerning Stéphane Plaza, Stéphanie Catanzano did not comment on the accusations of domestic violence targeting the latter but also declared that she was “no longer in contact” with him.
“We were in contact professionally and since we no longer work together at all, I don't necessarily have contact with him“, she assured. One thing is certain, Stéphanie Catanzano will indirectly have news from Stéphane Plaza, just like the general public, sincehe will be judged on January 9, 2025. A trial which was postponed on August 28 due to the psychological state of the host who was suffering “severe depressive symptoms: massive anxiety, dark thoughts, sleep disorders. and even considered hospitalization.
