Enora Malagré looked back on her years as a columnist in Touche pas à mon poste. And it is with her usual frankness that she retraces her journey.
In 2011, Enora Malagré becomes a columnist in Do not touch My TV. Quickly, she stood out to viewers thanks to her clear-cut opinions and her outspokenness. Although very attached to the show, the former columnist does not hesitate to judge her passages in the program: “I’m not a doctor, I’m not a great writer, […] you do TV, you do the andouille with your friends every night on TV, and you become a star… So I had a problem of legitimacy anyway”she explained in the podcast Mirrors by Amélie Marzouk.
She who went through Radio Nova, where she rubbed shoulders “wells of science, fabulous intellectuals, incredible musicians”, the facilitator who “started at Arte”, agree that “It was something else anyway”. InDo not touch My TV, the tone is quite different. “Here I’m the andouille, and that’s why I’m recognized”, she explained. Suffering from impostor syndrome, Enora Malagré explains that if she had had “more confidence” in her at the time of becoming a columnist on TPMPshe would have tried less to “survive”. However, the young woman admits to not regretting her passage on C8. But she remembers quickly taking a liking to fame and having “lost foot”.
Enora Despite: “I had six months of boulard”
In effect, Enora Malagré quickly realized all that her very cash side could bring her in Do not touch My TV : “At first, you have a moment when you take the melon a little, because suddenly everyone recognizes you and loves you for not much”, she explained, revealing avoir “caught a small melon very quickly” before “come down fast enough”. “But I had 6 months of ‘boulard’“, she asserts.
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“So I had a problem of legitimacy anyway”, she explained in the podcast Mirrors of Amélie Marzouk.
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She who went through Radio Nova, where she rubbed shoulders with “wells of science, fabulous intellectuals, incredible musicians”, the host who “started at Arte”, admits that “it was something else anyway”.
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In Key not at my post, the tone is very different “There I am the andouille, and that’s why I am recognized”, she explained.
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Suffering from imposter syndrome, Enora Malagré explains that if she had had “more confidence” in herself when she became a columnist on TPMP, she would have tried less to “surexist”.
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However, the young woman admits to not regretting her passage on C8. But she remembers quickly taking a liking to fame and “losing her footing”.
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Indeed, Enora Malagré quickly realized all that her very cash side could bring her in Touche pas à mon poste:
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“At first, you have a moment where you take the melon a bit, because suddenly everyone recognizes you and loves you for not much,” she explained,
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revealing to have “grabbed a small melon very quickly”
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before “going back down fairly quickly”.
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“But I had 6 months of ‘boulard'”, she says.