After an eventful weekend, Cyril Hanouna returned to the set of Don’t touch my post this Monday September 30, 2024.
Well known for his good humor, the PAF troublemaker did not have the heart to celebrate at the start of the week. The reason? One of his long-time collaborators recently decided to leave the show. Disappointing news that the host shared with viewers.
“Tonight is the last show from a person who spent eight years by my side“, he first said before adding: “It’s Léa who is leaving. We kiss you hard. She left. She spent eight years with me, she just left school, she came directly to H2O and there she was, she saw the big world of television, of showbiz…“
Visibly moved, Cyril Hanouna then said goodbye to the young woman with a touch of humor: “We kiss him hard. Of course, we wish her good luck, as they say, and the door will always be open to her at H2O… If she doesn’t ask us for too much money“.
TPMP in ARCOM’s sights
This is not the only hard blow that the C8 star has had to endure. A few weeks ago, the Regulatory Authority for Audiovisual and Digital Communication took the decision to do not renew the TNT frequency of the channel. Particularly shocking news for Lino and Bianca’s dad, but also for his columnists.
“When I learned about it, (…) I thought it was a joke“, had also confided Guillaume Genton during his return to TPMP after the summer break. “It was someone who works on the line who called me. I thought it was a joke, I didn’t believe it. And then I said to myself, ‘I’m going to close all my businesses, I’m going to stop doing TPMP‘”, he added.
And to continue: “I didn’t know anything, in fact, I thought it was the end. And for me, (I’m) unlucky because thanks to you (Cyril Hanouna, editor’s note), I work a lot with C8, and with H2O (Cyril Hanouna’s production company, editor’s note) and with TPMP. And my second client is NRJ12. So the two chains that closed! I know that there are a lot of people who are concerned, but personally, I have around a hundred people who work with me. (…) I said to myself, ‘all these people are going to find themselves unemployed, it’s the end for them, it’s the end for me’. Was Arcom, when making this decision, aware of this? It’s dramatic, it was a massive blow.” Sad statements.
