The septuagenarian influencer is not upset by Romain Puertolas’ behavior towards her during M6’s psychological war game.
Do you know Studio Danielle? At 70 years old, this YouTuber and influencer from Normandy is a teen idol. Generation Z loves him for his humor, his innocence, his pleasure in having all kinds of experiences, even the most extravagant, and his outspokenness. Result: 800,000 subscribers on YouTube. Everyone dreams of having a grandmother like Studio Danielle (not to be confused with Auntie Danielle or Studio Bägel).
A success which earned her an invitation to participate in the third season of M6’s psychological game, “Les Traitors”, the finale of which took place last night. Laurent Ruquier and Hugo Manos won the game. A part built, as is the rule of this entertainment, on lies, manipulation, calculations and strategies in order to better dominate and weaken the other. Suffice to say that the lady, unaccustomed to this type of behavior, had a hard time.
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With the two future winners, on the one hand. But also with Romain Puertolas, novelist in the city, renegade for the time of this program, and inclined, it seems, to attack her. “You say you’re an investigator, stop! What are you a writer about? If I get eliminated, I swear, I can give you a big slap in the face!”she said, very angry, during the program. That was without counting what happened next. His anger, in fact, has not subsided.
This is evidenced by his outburst during the debriefing meeting, broadcast last night on channel 6 following the final. Comfortably seated in a leather armchair, Studio Danielle once again expressed her annoyance with the former police officer. “He made me cry. He tried hard. I would have killed him. I was so angry with him.”she confided.
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To defend itself, M6 immediately brought Romain Puértolas on set. Was this final face-to-face supposed to ease tensions? The production will not say it but one thing is certain: seeing her opponent kneel in front of her to apologize, she refused them. “No, I don’t forgive a man who kneels,” she told him. Before murmuring: “We’ll see later.” A small step, undoubtedly, towards a possible reconciliation.
