Friday January 27, 2023, Here conducted a long investigation into Denis Brogniart, accused of unacceptable behavior. Monday January 30, 2023, Charlotte Namura, one of her accusers, spoke at length on Instagram.
Words that deeply hurt her … Friday, January 27, 2023, Here revealed that Denis Brogniart was accused by former collaborators of unacceptable behavior. In 2019, this would have notably qualified”shit, only good enough to smile” Journalist Charlotte Namura during the Mag advertising break, on TF1. Monday January 30, 2023, the young woman remembered a “uncontrollable person, whose animal energy petrifies an entire room, an entire management.“On Instagram, it was in a long message that she wrote: “This period was an important point in my life. For my awakening. My life mission. ‘You, Charlotte, do you accept that?’ You whose parents always said, ‘Don’t give up my daughter?’ And after that, where are the limits?“
Assuring to be “at peace with this incident“, Charlotte Namura said: “I moved on, I had time to digest, I have no embarrassment or shame to talk about it. Even though many of them witnessed this scene, it’s not just me who knows what I’ve been through. The emotions felt. The deplorable loneliness of those times. of the year that followed. Moments that disgusted me with a job that I had dreamed of since childhood.Angry, the reporter questioned.How many animators in France have left this job suddenly? Wanted to suddenly switch careers? (…) How many are silent after having lived through hell? And what happens when they talk? Who are those who protect these personalities? And why ? Where are the supports of our male colleagues? Is it a women’s issue? Is it every man for himself?“, she shared.
Charlotte Namura: “We do NOT accept the unacceptable”
Now free, the journalist assured: “I am peaceful, far from this world of TV for almost 4 years, whose toxic masculinity is hard to bear. I wish these narcissistic perverse animators to be accompanied by specialists on their emotional and psychological concerns, because that’s also what being a man is. Constantly work on yourself, your wisdom, your humility.” She then added: “JI ask this new generation, whatever your profession: NEVER allow yourself to be humiliated. This is NOT normal, it is NOT part of the vagaries of the job (…) Society has been massively accustomed to this for generations, but it has to stop. We do NOT accept the unacceptable.“
Addressing those who witness these scenes of humiliation, Charlotte Namura writes: “Wake up damn it. Manifest yourself. Say something. Support. Don’t be afraid to say stop and intervene.In closing, she said:Nobody is 100% nice or 100% bad. Life is more complex and nuanced than that. But I know how to recognize the boundaries of disrespect. And if no one now has been able to tell him: ‘You’re doing shit.” Then the day has come. And it’s how you help someone become a better person, and avoid new incidents that have already done far too much damage. And to him, good luck in facing it, finally.“