Household scenes – Amélie Etasse reacts to the departure of Claudia Mongumu and Ryad Baxx: “I have the impression that…”

The year 2025 will be synonymous with change for Household scenes…and more particularly on the casting side. The M6 ​​short program will in fact lose two of its couples: Gilbert and Christine as well as Jalil and Louise played, respectively, by the duos Didier Bénureau/Fanny Cottençon and Ryad Baxx/Claudia Mongumu.

Amélie Etasse reacts to the departure of Claudia Mongumu and Ryad Baxx from Scènes de households

Interviewed in the latest issue ofHere Paris, Amélie Etasse (Camille) agrees to comment on the eventful departure of the couple Jalil and Louise who had been present in the comedy series since 2021. “Do you understand the anger of Claudia Mongumu and Ryad Baxx who say they were ousted from the program?“, question our colleagues without returning to the accusations of racism made by Claudia Mongumu against M6 – accusations vehemently denied by the channel. “I'm very sad. I have the impression that the reasons for their departure only belong to production and the channel. Maybe we're giving the characters less time to settle in?“, replies Amélie Etasse who then comments on the announcement, unofficial for the moment, of the arrival of a gay couple on screen. “There are casting rumors, but I can neither confirm nor deny. We will know at the last minute », she only slips.

What awaits Camille and Philippe in Household Scenes (M6)

If Amélie Etasse refuses to say more about these upcoming changes in the casting of Household scenesshe agrees to lift the veil on the big turning point that the couple Camille/Philippe (Grégoire Bonnet) will take. “Their trajectories will reverse. On the professional side, Philippe will break his face and Camille will become a French Gwyneth Paltrow. The success of his wellness center will go to his head“, announces the one who now refuses to shoot nudity scenes in the series. Cash, Amélie Etasse specifies that if she feels “now free by embodying” Camille, that wasn't always the case. “It took me a year and a half before I felt completely at ease, probably because I am naturally anxious. It was also necessary to broaden the avenues of the “big right-wing asshole” and the “perched yoga teacher”. It took two seasons for the public to accept us, but today they love us.”