“Dancing with the stars”: Natasha St-Pier responds to Inès Reg’s accusations

The “Dancing with the Stars” controversy continues. This Monday, Natasha St-Pier was invited to the “TPMP” set. She took the opportunity to respond to Inès Reg, guest of “Quotidien” at the same time. The Canadian, winner of the show, returned to her altercation with the comedian, perhaps putting an end to this story.

“An unfortunate joke”

Cyril Hanouna did not hesitate to return to this psychodrama which caused a lot of talk about the program. The opportunity for Natasha St-Pier to look back at the beginnings of this quarrel: “I made an unfortunate joke, I went to apologize and that’s when she was very aggressive, she made comments that are scary, it was violent for Anthony (Colette, his partner editor’s note) and me. I cried and I thought things were going to get better and it didn’t. There were specific death threats from Inès Reg, there were very threatening words, she was speaking and her entourage was around.”

At the same time, on Yann Barthès’ set, Inès Reg felt that the singer had left a handrail for nothing, to which Natasha St-Pier responded: “Inès Reg no longer wanted to meet me in the same premises and when I wanted to meet her again a few days later, I was told that it was not a good idea We are in a country where we can leave a handrail just in case. She asked me to do so. a denial, but the police are not a game. I felt supported and understood, and all the professional dancers managed to be present with Anthony Colette.”

“We didn’t know each other before, we won’t know each other after”

Cyril Hanouna took advantage of the live broadcast of “Quotidien” to respond to comments from Inès Reg, who insinuates that the Canadian would have created this media controversy to win the Dancing with the Stars competition. Natasha St-Pier then replied: “I can imagine that I could imagine his reactions, for me, things would never have gone further than just: ‘I don’t want to talk to you anymore’. But we cannot insult this manner and be threatening in that way.” She also explained that she was hurt by the accusations of racism of which she was the victim: “I don’t think that we can exploit racism, be wrongly accused in a suggested or defined way, it’s dangerous. I don’t I don’t want to suffer the wrath of fanatics who believe lies.”

Finally the C8 host asked her if she had any last words to conclude this story, which seems to be perpetuated on television sets. “We didn’t know each other before, we won’t know each other after. And in life, I think that when we are happy, everything is fine. It’s my mother’s mantra: Love, because when you love, you see beautiful things,” said Natasha St-Pier, closing the topic once and for all.