The time was settling scores this Saturday, October 22 in TPMP People. Ayem Nour, columnist for the show, spoke about her differences with Enora Malagré. And she didn’t mince words.
Some grudges die hard. While Mathieu Delormeau hosted TPMP People this Saturday, October 22 on C8, the latter referred to recent statements by Enora Malagré about TV. The former columnist has made her way away from television for several years, and confided in her years alongside Cyril Hanouna during an interview with Amélie Marzouk in her podcast Mirrors.
The ex-columnist notably mentioned the complications linked to these years spent in the spotlight, every evening of the week, live: “I’m not a doctor, I’m not a great writer, […] you’re on TV, you’re fooling around with your friends every night on TV, and you become a star… So me, I had a problem of legitimacy all the same”she confided, before admitting that this notoriety also caused her harm: “At first, you have a moment when you take a little melonbecause suddenly everyone recognizes you and loves you for not much”she said.
Ayem Nour “We had interposed clashes”
Columnist in the Saturday show, TPMP People, Ayem Nour took advantage of the subject to settle accounts with Enora Malagré. Still very upset against her, she declared her version of the facts about their differences: “I appreciate his humility and transparency, because there was a time she was hateful“she began, before returning to their stormy relationship: “She was obnoxious, insufferable, insulting, so much so that at one point we had interposed clashes“continued Ayem, specifying that the “power” and the “very important” place of the ex-columnist alongside Cyril Hanouna had made her “odious”. Trying to moderate Ayem’s remarks, Matthieu Delormeau failed since it did indeed continue in its momentum: “Yes, yes, hateful. Me she called me a ‘bitch’ on air” she concluded.
Words which thus still have difficulty in passing for Ayem who took advantage of the pole extended in spite of himself by Mathieu Delormeau to return to the words of Enora Malagré about him. A dispute that goes back several years since the former sidekick of ‘Baba’ moved away from the sets TV for quite a while now. Today she puts all her energy into the fight against endometriosisa disease from which she suffers, and which she talks about a lot in order to free up speech on this subject and help other women in her case.
Enora Malagré now uses her voice for a good cause
In addition to endometriosis, the Breton also campaigns for the right to abortionwhich she defends as godmother of family planning. Last September, she also confided in this subject in the studios of Neon : “I was lucky to be raised by a very militant, very free mother. From the age of 13, she spoke to me about abortion and the possibility of having it if I wanted to. needed”she confided.
The ex-columnist had an abortion for the first time when she was very young, and ended a second pregnancy a few years later for various reasons. She has always assumed her choices and continues to speak loud and clear about this subject: “Abortion is not a trivial act, but it is not necessarily a traumatic act. It is a solution at a time in one’s life”she said.