“1.4 million euros”: Bernard Montiel confides about his real estate assets in TPMP and leaves Cyril Hanouna speechless

Flagship columnist for Touche pas à mon poste (TPMP), Bernard Montiel did not hesitate to make some confidences about his real estate assets this Thursday, November 28, 2024 on the set of the show hosted by Cyril Hanouna, underlines TéléLoisirs.

The former host of Video Gag returned to his villa in Cap-Ferret, from which he separated. “When I bought it, 35 years ago at Pilat, it wasn't worth much. And it turns out that with all this circus between the cinema, the people, the bobos, who came…”, he started on TPMP. Cyril Hanouna slips while the columnist had to increase the price of his villa tenfold during the sale.

“I'll be honest”

The former presenter confides that “it went very well” and quickly delivers more: “I'll be honest, I bought land 20 years ago. I paid 200,000 bucks for it, I already had a loan on it, all that. I sold it for 1.4 million. 1,100 m2 buildable at the end of my swimming pool”, quotes him TéléLoisirs.

“I have worked all my life”

This figure stunned the TPMP set and left Cyril Hanouna speechless.

Bernard Montiel then justified himself: “I’m almost 68, that’s okay. I’ve worked all my life.” The former host of Video Gag also wanted to point out that he had paid a huge amount of taxes with this sale.

On March 4, when discussing his heritage on the TPMP set, Bernard Montiel made an important point: “I worked since I was 18 and the only money my parents gave me, because they couldn’t anyway, was 200 francs when I went to the army.”