Julien Pichené, with Solène Delinger
In an interview given to “Parisien” this Tuesday, November 21, Rima Abdul Malak vehemently criticizes “Frenchie Shore”, the new reality TV show from Paramount+ of which particularly vulgar extracts are flourishing on social networks. The Minister of Culture calls for the protection of minors from this program described as “trash”.
The show Frenchie Shore is controversial… Highly criticized on the networks for its vulgarity, Paramount+’s reality TV also worries the Minister of Culture. In an interview given to Parisian this Tuesday, November 21,Rima Abdul-Malak calls for protecting children from this program, presented as being the trashiest ever produced in France.
“We are on the verge of pornography”
“I will be careful not to comment on the choices of channels and platforms,” comments the minister, “but this program is not recommended for those under 16 and anyone can come across it on social networks, as happened to me. We are bordering on pornography”, she says to describe this program launched on November 11, and which brings together candidates between 20 and 30 years old who live in a house in Cap d’Agde, and who spend their day doing what You know…
“We are not in the register of fiction, a film or a series, with the hindsight that that implies,” specifies the minister. “For adolescents who say to themselves, this is the reality of human relations, of sexual relations, it can be a catastrophic introduction.” The host Arthur, who produces this show, has not yet reacted to the criticism…