Who loves well chatises as well. The candidates of Do not forget the lyrics know it well. And for good reason, Nagui, the presenter of the France 2, never miss an opportunity to tease singers budding, who participate in the game show. Wednesday, January 20, 2021, it was Sophie, the former Maestro who finally left the adventure at the end of this issue, that he attacked – with humor, always. "You have dreams of horseback riding, you want to resume riding ", he said, to introduce the candidate to viewers. And the latter to confirm: "I love animals. I have been riding for over ten years. "
Faced with these confidences, Nagui kindly made fun of Sophie: "When we love animals, do we ride on them? Because I, I love cats and dogs, but I don't ride them. What's the idea? ", he launched, which did not fail to make smile his interlocutor, as well as the public. Mélanie Page's husband still wanted to reassure the equine enthusiast, somewhat embarrassed by this joke: "No, I love to ride a horse, I love it." Returning to horseback riding was part of Sophie's plans, who won 2,000 euros when she lost to Emmanuelle. Fair play, she still confided to keep "a very very good memory" of its passage in the musical program.
Nagui, committed to animal protection
If the little spade thrown at his candidate was obviously to be taken in the second degree, Nagui is a fervent defender of the animal cause. Thursday, June 20, 2019, the presenter had shared revolting images on Instagram, adding these few words: "Hello this is Nagui. What I saw in this L214's new investigation shocked me deeply. " The iconic face of the PAF had explained that these images had "was filmed in the Sourches experimental breeding farm owned by Sanders, a subsidiary of the Avril group." And to specify: "In this center, we test the food given to farm animals. The goal is to make them as productive as possible, regardless of the consequences for their health. " These are chilling situations, which the radio host described, namely, "window cows, such obese chickens that they can no longer move, pigs, calves, rabbits sick and locked in tiny cages ".
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