Shooting in the paws of friends is not fair play ! And on this subject, the presenter Laurent Bignolas watch the grain … Wednesday March 3, 2021, the replacement of William Leymergie found his faithful viewers for a new number of Telematin sure France 2. As every day, the latter received his columnists for a decryption of the news whose Thomas Herve, came to talk about the atypical architecture of Philippe Rahm. However, to support his point, the journalist referred to the expertise of his colleague Sylvie Adigard who, according to him, would not always be accurate … Faced with the accusing statements of his columnist, Laurent Bignolas jumped up to immediately reframe it.
"No, but I love Sylvie Adigard!"
"You will see that the architecture it's not that, as Sylvie Adigard often says here, things that are stretched, beautiful and pretty ", he said, before being interrupted by the presenter of Telematin. "Hop hop hop … Attention, attention!", launched the companion of Nathalie Hayter, the air frown. "Come on, a little pat", commented columnist Estelle Colin. Faced with the discomfort created on the set, Thomas Hervé tries to make up for it: "No, but I love my Sylvie! Big loads of kisses for Sylvie Adigard", he replied, sending kisses in front of the camera. "In shape !", added Laurent Bignolas, a smirk. A good-natured admonition, made with a smile, which goes hand in hand with the remarks made by the presenter a few months earlier …
Indeed, in December 2020, Laurent Bignolas is accused by his colleagues of Telematin of "push-to-end" its chroniclers since the departure of William Leymergie. In the columns of Paris Match, the journalist had firmly denied these accusations which he described as "lies" : "I think it's a shame, I'm sorry (…) It's a bit difficult because when you spend three hours on the air with people that make you mind, who try to hurt you, it hurts. Those who stayed are those who spoke, who understood, with whom we spoke ", he had confided. A difficult period of transition which seems to have given way to calm and benevolence.
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