Wednesday October 12, 2022, Cyril Hanouna presented a new number of Touche not at my post, on C8. On the set, Raymond Aabou lifted the veil on one of his very particular fantasies.
She is the fantasy of many men… Wednesday, October 12, 2022, Clara Morgane was invited to the Touche set not at my C8 post, in order to promote her new cabaret. After the artist performed his new title, transvestite live, Cyril Hanouna asked his columnists what their fantasies were. In full transparency, Raymond Aabou said: “Me, I don’t budge, a lawyer! Ever since I was little, I’ve had the fantasy of being a lawyer.“While Valérie Bénaïm asked him what made him”tickled“, he replied: “I do not know. Justice, the law, the court…“Amused, Bernard Montiel dropped:”Dressed?“Which Raymond Aabou exclaimed:”Well yes, not in a swimsuit with a duck head!” Particularly liking the lawyer’s dress, he slipped: “Yes, the total! I like the severity, the phrasing… I love it!“
Amused, Cyril Hanouna then dropped: “Did you know that Danielle was a lawyer?“, to which Danielle Moreau replied with humor: “I still have the dress at home!“ After letting out a nervous laugh, Raymond Aabou then added to conclude: “Throw me in jail then!“Agreeing to take part in the game, Gilles Verdez revealed that he had”many have sex on the beaches at night“, before specifying: “My dream is to do it during the day!“If Raymond Aabou is regularly in Touche pas à mon poste, on C8, and gives his opinion on various subjects, he is very discreet about his private life. If he fantasizes about lawyers, the columnist is in a relationship with his childhood sweetheart. On April 7, 2022, he confided on the set of the show: “I am always with her. I will always be with her, she is the mother of my children. I met her in kindergarten. When I was little, I wrote him letters. I wanted to kill his father!“
Raymond Aabou: “My family knows that I haven’t changed”
Last June, Raymond Aabou was elected columnist of the year for Touche pas à mon poste. In an interview granted to TV Mag, the one who is appreciated for his outspokenness had agreed to lift the veil on his work and his family life. “It’s very difficult to see your loved ones when you leave home at 4:45 a.m. and come back at 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. On the weekend you’re so tired the first thing you want to do is sleep“, he said before specifying that he was taking advantage of the holidays to make up for lost time. Explaining how his family saw his media career, he added: “My daughter is 21 and my son is 17, they’ve gotten used to it over the years and they’re taking it well. I protect them as much as possible from all this (…) My family knows that I have not changed, I have always been very sociable and I continue to take the time to talk with people in the street.“