Adèle Exarchopoulos creates hilarity on the Léa Salamé set

Parents can rest assured, this doesn’t just happen to their children. Guest of Léa Salamé this Saturday, October 12 in “What a time!” on the occasion of the release of phew love by Gilles Lellouche, whose poster she shares with François Civil, her companion in the city, and here on screen, Adèle Exarchopoulos has made hair revelations that will leave them wondering.

In this particular sequence, devoted to the most striking haircuts of her one-night hosts, the journalist first questioned Gilles Lellouche about an advertisement for a brand of razors and shaving cream. Then she entertained the audience with an excerpt from Too classya series for young people in which François Civil made his screen debut at the age of 14.

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Finally, it’s Adèle’s turn, who appeared at around the same age in The children of Timplebach. “What I’m about to say sounds dirty, but it’s funny. We were talking about it yesterday with my brother last night… In fact we had lice, me and my brothers, for an extremely long time. And my father, he treated us. Except we hung out with friends who didn’t treat each other. And I had it for six years. One day my father said to me: you know, I’m sorry, but I’m going to shave you…”, confides the actress between bursts of laughter.

“Have you had lice for six years?”then asks François Civil, his companion in the city. “Six years of lice! Oh the filth!”continues, hilariously, Gilles Lellouche. Before Christophe Dechavanne put his two cents in by asking her if she still had parasites at the time of puberty. Weird question anyway.