At the controls of a new, unpublished number of TPMP Friday January 20, 2023 on C8, Cyril Hanouna revealed that, during his youth, he played a very particular game with his friends … which included a striptease and socks.
After another week at the helm of Touche not at my post on C8, Cyril Hanouna presented a new and unpublished number of his daily talk show Friday January 20, 2023. Again, the program was not broadcast live, as it had been pre-recorded earlier in the day. The star host of C8 was surrounded that evening by his usual columnists like Benjamin CastaldiValérie Bénaïm, Gilles Verdez, Guillaume Genton, or even Delphine Wespiser. For his part, the former manager of France Télévisions, Nicolas Pernikoff, made his big comeback around the table of Touche not at my post during the show, for the greatest happiness of Cyril Hanouna.
To start the program, the presenter asked the columnists about their favorite day of the week. Many of them cited either Friday or Saturday. Conversely, Sunday seemed to be by far the most hated day of the week, especially because it precedes Monday. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Cyril Hanouna revealed some anecdotes about his adolescence with his parents. The host, for example, indicated that he often went out in the evening in secret to join friends. Comrades with whom the presenter had gotten into the habit of playing a totally improbable gamewhich he named the “strip sock“.
Cyril Hanouna: “We had to throw the sock in the drawer. And whoever missed, he had to undress”
“I never told it“, Cyril Hanouna first clarified. “I was playing a game, with friends and girlfriends. We took socks. I opened a drawer in my room a little bit, and we had to throw the sock in the drawer. And whoever missed, he had to undress. He had to remove something every time. It was a strip sock. Can’t you see that there’s my daronne (mother, editor’s note) who arrives one day. She walks into the bedroom, and she sees a naked guy throwing a sock.“, revealed the host, to the laughter of the public and his columnists. “How do you explain that?!“, he added. “You have always been inventive“, then launched Valérie Bénaïm in the form of a joke.