No, it’s not an April Fool. Cyril Hanouna is particularly famous for his jokes and his incessant clashes with celebrities of all kinds in his various early evening shows. On March 27, 2020, he attacked Christophe Beaugrand. After the very controversial Caesar ceremony on February 28, the host had "trial" Florence Foresti and got screwed up by internet users. On February 10, it was to Laurence Boccolini that he threw a spade in Do not touch My TV. In January, he violently attacked Raquel Garrido and accused him of anti-Semitism. The plays of Cyril Hanouna have become a habit for his chroniclers. Yet it would seem that it is now up to them to worry. On Wednesday April 1, 2020, the host celebrated ten years of his daily program. Renamed Tonight at Baba's since the start of confinement, the talk show has been filmed live from its living room.
Who will leave Do not touch My TV ?
On the occasion of this anniversary, Cyril Hanouna made some decisions. In particular, he hopes for more stability in his broadcast: the tables will no longer turn from the start of the next school year, in September 2020. “Does that mean you're going to fire people?Asked Kelly Vedovelli. And the C8 star didn’t go all the way to meet his columnist. “I'm going to choose nine, and then of course after, there will be Friday with Benjamin (Castaldi, editor's note). But there will be nine people. Whoever wants to be on the team next year, he will have to be there from Monday to Thursday ”, he announced seriously. A very thoughtful decision, which he then took care to explain to his team.
“I really want to do flaky games, flip-flop happenings, so I want people who are there from Monday to Thursday, thoroughly”said Cyril Hanouna. “In the other talks, everyone is there every day, it's not a party, it's not Club Med. This year, this is the thing that really bothered me and it started getting drunk, so it will really take four days a week ”, he finally concluded. This could not be more clear. But then who's going to leave the show? Luckily, there are nine regular columnists: Jean-Michel Maire (since 2010), Valérie Bénaïm (since 2012), Isabelle Morini-Bosc (since 2013), Gilles Verdez (since 2013), Bernard Montiel (since 2014) , Matthieu Delormeau (since 2015), Benjamin Castaldi (since 2016), Géraldine Maillet (since 2016), and finally Kelly Vedovelli (since 2017).
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