guest of Day-to-day to discuss the broadcast of her show on TMC, Nora Hamzawi told a particularly embarrassing anecdote that took place during one of her performances.
Nora Hamzawi’s show will be broadcast live on TMC on Wednesday, January 26. The comedian, who was a columnist for Day-to-day, was the guest of Yann Barthès on January 13 to discuss this news. The host could not help but tease his accomplice. He first asked her how she had explained to her child, still small, the theme of her show, which she advises against children under fifteen. He then asked her a rather disconcerting question: “Does it sometimes happen that people don’t like the show to the point of throwing up during the performance?“
A woman vomited during her performance
“How stupid are you! It’s odious”, retorted the comedian, visibly embarrassed at the evocation of this embarrassing memory. She then explained why Yann Barthès had asked her this strange question. “She didn’t vomit because she didn’t like the show”, she insisted. “I have an elderly wife who threw up while I was playing”, she contextualized. Nora Hamzawi reassured the viewers, this lady is better since. The artist simply interrupted his show when he noticed that a spectator had her head down and seemed in bad shape. The latter was finally taken out of the room, without the actress having really grasped what had just taken place before her eyes. She therefore did not understand the surreal scene that followed. “There are guys who arrived with big gloves in the room. I was there: ‘They are going to test people’. I felt like I was in a dream. Those dreams where you know you’re in a dream. And they said to me: ‘No, no, it’s that there’s vomit on the floor, we’re going to clean up’“, she continued her story.
The worst things that can happen during a live broadcast
“But she didn’t vomit out of disgust with me, as you imply”, insisted on re-clarifying Nora Hamzawi to Yann Barthès. Carried by the host at the start of the interview on what could happen worse during his live on TMC, she pointed out that the only painful thing that could happen would be that someone vomits again during his performance. Which seems unlikely.