The “Touche pas à mon poste” gang has a new recruit. Since the launch of the season in September, Cyril Hanouna has been trying to breathe fresh air into his talk show by trying new personalities around the table. Its spectrum is broad since it has relied on the experience of Danièle Gilbert, ex-speakerine star of the 70s, the professionalism of Dominique Lagrou-Sempère, the former protégé of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, or even of Coumba, well known viewers of “Koh-Lanta”. And the star host doesn’t plan to stop there.
A weekly column every Wednesday
This Wednesday, October 9, the presenter of “On marche sur la tête” introduced Tiphaine Auzière, a lawyer by profession, to intervene in the debate of the day relating to the proposal of the Minister of Justice, Didier Migaud, to remove the minority excuse in certain cases. Brigitte Macron’s daughter had already visited the set of “TPMP” to shed light on certain points of law with her expertise, but never as a regular speaker. However, this time, Cyril Hanouna presented it as such. “We welcome Tiphaine Auzière, our lawyer, like every week“, he said before thanking her for coming. Every Wednesday, the one who officiates at the Paris bar should write a weekly column on her favorite subject.
Last March, the daughter-in-law of the President of the Republic came as a guest in “Touche pas à mon poste” to present her first novel “Assises”. A dive into the heart of Justice, the workings of which she knows well from practicing the profession of lawyer for around fifteen years. Tiphaine Auzière had already tried her hand in the world of media, on the airwaves of Europe 1, where she had “carte blanche” in the evening show, then presented by Julian Bugier. The latter had never been careful to specify his parentage, which had opened the door to criticism and forced the station to justify itself. This will no longer be the case on C8, Tiphaine Auzière no longer moving forward masked.
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