Columnist in “Quelle Epoque”, Paul de Saint Sernin is not always kind to his boss, Léa Salamé.
Léa Salamé has had good audiences at the head of Quelle époque since the start of the school year. Riding the Olympic wave, during which she officiated alongside Laurent Luyat at the head of Quel Jeux!, the star presenter of France Télévisions sees her show exceed a million viewers every Saturday evening.
This weekend, the program, which notably hosted Gilles Lelouche, Français Civil and Adèle Exarchopoulos, again brought together 1.17 million viewers for an audience share of 18.4%. Enough to make Léa Salamé smile, as Paul de Saint Sernin, one of the show’s columnists, knows how to do. The journalist is full of praise for the comedian, very comfortable in his role as a sniper. So much so that she recently confided for C à vous that he had the best repartee on television since Laurent Baffie, the master of the subject.
“I hate her, Léa Salamé”
“For me, the strength of Paul de Saint Sernin is to have the best repartee on TV today since Laurent Baffie, capable of destabilizing Alain Juppé, Édouard Philippe. Able to ask Valérie Trierweiler if she shares the same sex toy as Ségolène Royal, she thus burst into flames. And at the same time, I think of the Paralympic Games, of having incredible humanity with the para-athlete and sometimes of letting her heart speak. »
Léa Salamé nevertheless found something to say about her columnist. Her long hair is obviously not to her liking. “The only question I want to ask you Paul is when are we changing the Louis XIV haircut? When do you go to the hairdresser? »she continued. Enough to attract a spicy response from someone who is also an actor. “I hate her, I can’t blame this lady,” he said, adding: “No, I wouldn’t take hair advice from you Léa, ever. »
