Soon to appear in a film by Camille Delamarre in which she will opposite Michaël Youn, Kev Adams and Rayane Bensetti, Delphine Wespiser spoke to Closer about her career and her political affinities. She spoke in particular about her time as columnist in the show Touche Pas à Mon Poste on C8. “I loved this live exercise, and it’s thanks to them if I’m a presenter in the M6 group. They taught me the buzz, not to be afraid to say what I think. But that’s was my life before” explains the former Miss France. During her career as a columnist on the show – pinned on numerous occasions by Arcom which took the decision to suspend the channel which broadcasts it – Delphine Wespiser notably had the opportunity to speak about Jordan Bardella. The president of the National Rally, whose absence from the European Parliament has often been singled out, expresses himself, according to her, in a manner sufficiently correct to be underlined. “I played my role as a columnist very well without tongue in cheek” she begins by saying.
Delphine Wespiser accepts her words
And to continue: “But I never gave my voting intentions, I said that I had always been fascinated by good speakers. In politics, they are rare, apart from Sarkozy and Jordan. And I completely take responsibility for my words“. It must be said thata person who expresses himself with (…)
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