This Wednesday, January 24, 2024, Pénélope, ex-roommate of Bruno Vandelli, went to the set of Touche pas à mon poste to react to the accusations targeting the dance teacher and discuss this abuse suffered by Yanis Marshall in his youth and which would have been made by a “member of his family”.
On Wednesday January 17, 2024, Yanis Marshall took to his Instagram account to announce his fight against a well-known personality in the dance world: Bruno Vandelli. A declaration which did not fail to ignite the powder, marking the start of a conflict between the two men who had nevertheless experienced in the past a “love relationship”as Bruno Vandelli admitted on January 19 on social networks.
A week after Yanis Marshall’s statements in which the young man indicated he was ready to “take care of personally” of the case of Bruno Vandelli, a member of the 62-year-old dance teacher’s entourage. This Wednesday, January 24, 2024, Pénélope, former roommate of Bruno Vandelli, went to the set of Do not touch My TV to react to the controversy. A testimony which comes the day after the remarks made by the mother of Yanis Marshall at the microphone of Cyril Hanouna and during which Bruno Vandelli’s former roommate makes astonishing revelations.
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A close friend of Bruno Vandelli testifies
Indeed, the one who explains that she knows both parties in this matter well did not hesitate to defend the person who is not, for the moment, the subject of any complaint before the courts. For the moment, Bruno Vandelli is simply at the heart of a media battle which pits him against his former student Yanis Marshall with whom he had a romantic relationship in the past. “I had Bruno’s lawyer not long ago”explains Pénélope on the set of Touche pas à mon poste before specifying: “It appears that Yanis was abused by someone other than Bruno from the age of 9 to the age of 13.”
However, this does not disclose the identity of the author of this sexual violence. The speech broadcast on television, however, seems to correspond to the remarks made by Bruno Vandelli the same day in the columns of Nice-Matin. The choreographer notably mentions this time when Yanis Marshall told him that he had been abused during his childhood. “The only time he came to my house was to talk about a rape he suffered when he was younger, committed by a member of his family”he confided.
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And to deplore: “To seek to destroy me like this is despicable. All this has nothing to do with my vision of life, of my profession, where there is neither debauchery nor any perversity”. Bruno Vandelli has expressed his desire not to give in and to wage a legal battle against Yanis Marshall once the latter has filed a complaint against him.
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