The Christmas holidays are fast approaching. It is also an opportunity for television shows to take a breather at the end of the year and take a break in the season. This is particularly the case of Don't touch my post.
This Tuesday evening, Cyril Hanouna announced that December 19 would be the last of TPMP for the year 2024. Awhen ARCOM took the decision not to renew the frequency of C8 from March 1, 2025the host of the Canal + Group once again gave news of the situation, live.
“We work well”
“I was meeting with the Group again this morning. Do you feel saddened?” he said. While the columnists tried to find out more, Cyril Hanouna remained evasive and played the humor card, while ensuring: “I think first of the viewers and the teams, we work and we work well, know that.” he declared at first.
Before reassuring once again that Don't touch my post would be back in January. “I'll tell you what we do, but that's it, like I told you, it's settled“ said Cyril Hanouna. Without saying more, the host of the 8 talk show called to the attention of his columnists: “We are together. Together. (…) I like to tease you but don't worry.“The latter indeed mentioned”budgetary restrictions and those closest to retirement will be the first affected“, which did not fail to provoke a reaction with great humor from Isabelle Morini-Bosc and Bernard Montiel, both present around the table.
Cyril Hanouna: his project to continue TPMP
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