Great success of M6, the show D&CO also revealed host and TV journalist Valérie Damidot to the general public. An experience that she recounts with humor in her new show Valérie Damidot exposes herselfbut also partly on Wednesday in the show Culture Media, at the microphone of Philippe Vandel. According to Valerie Damidot, D&CO would have saved the libido of many parents. “Of course!”, She confirms laughing on Europe 1.
“It’s a bit to make people laugh that I say that, but it’s also true. We arrived in places where the parents were so helpless to have a house that they paid on credit, where they were over-indebted , and where they could not even have something just livable”, recalls the host. “So yes, I think that when you’re in a place like that, the libido is not crazy. And since we had a warm house that looked like them, I think it started up well again in terms of the libido!”.
“We had shit so much before that we were impatiently awaiting their joy!”
In her new show, the one who popularized the verb “maroufler” also has fun saying that, thanks to the show, teenagers finally had their own room to sulk. And necessarily returns to the key moment of the show: when the families discovered their new home. “It was super complicated because they were both overexcited (because they had been living elsewhere for eight days) and completely exhausted, since it was 6 a.m.”, explains Valérie Damidot. “So I like the ambivalence of their condition. It was our favorite moment because frankly, we had so shit before that we were looking forward to their joy!”
Joys that were never replayed for the camera. “Oh no, never!” confirms Valérie Damidot with force. “Besides, it was a bit complicated that I really wanted the real reactions. Often, there were people who blocked and did not move, did not speak”, she mimes. “It’s not television at all. But I don’t care if it’s not television! People are in their emotion, you have to leave them in this emotion, who cares. We’re not there to only have people who go ‘Oh my God! Han han han!’. I didn’t at all want to ask them to say this or that, it pissed me off.”