This Saturday, February 25, Yann Moix was invited on the set of Quelle époque! on France 2. While questioned about the media treatment of the Pierre Palmade affair, the polemicist caused great discomfort on the set after making rather shocking remarks.
A small sentence that challenges. Since February 10, thePierre Palmade case caused a lot of reaction, whether on the side of the media, but also on the side of celebrities. This Saturday, February 25, it was thus the turn of Yann Moix to give his opinion on this story, and on the treatment reserved for him, on the set of What an era!. And as usual, the writer showed himself without a filter.
Yann Moix first thought that Pierre Palmade should write a public letter to the family involved in the accident which he caused while under the influence of cocaine. “What I’m going to say commits only me but I’m going to say it because I feel something that is perhaps totally free and if this thing hurts the family of Pierre Palmade I apologize and I assume. I don’t feel any empathy on the part of Pierre Palmade for the victims”, dropped cash the former columnist of We are not lying. What Michael Younalso a guest on the France 2 program, replied: “You do not know”. This did not prevent Yann Moix from indicating what this letter of apology should contain: “a sincere, honest, true letter (…) which would say this is what I did, I apologize to the victims, I will go all the way (…) in a well-written letter because Pierre Palmade is smart enough”.
“We can not say that”
Unconvinced by this idea, Christophe Dechavanne and Michaël Youn expressed some doubts about the benefit of such a letter. “There have already been four victims, shouldn’t there be a fifth” , The former host of Morning Live then launched him, before Yann Moix answered him curtly: “Pierre Palmade will never take his own life because he loves himself too much!“ A sentence that quickly caused great discomfort on the set of Quelle epoque!. Visibly flabbergasted by such a statement, Michaël Youn then retorted: “to say that would mean that you hope so”. For her part, Evelyne Dhéliat, also present on the set, outbid her by launching: “we can not say that”. Despite these reproaches, Yann Moix fully assumed his words.