A highly anticipated bonus. Since the end of March, all eyes have been on the show Dance with the stars. The famous TF1 entertainment has become the scene of a heated settling of scores between two candidates in this thirteenth season. On January 31, during the first rehearsals, an altercation broke out between Natasha St-Pier and Inès Reg as revealed The Parisian. Returning to this episode in long stories published on Instagram, on March 25, the comedian explained that she would have been insulted as a “little bitch” by the singer, an allegation that the latter tried to minimize by asserting that she had said it in a joking tone. However, for fear of reprisals, notably from the team of Kevin Debonne’s ex-wife, Anthony’s partner Colette decided to file a complaint against her. Press releases, more or less sincere apologies, messages… The two stars exchange blow for blow, without the viewer knowing who is telling the truth, nor how things degenerated.
Live from Studio 217 on TF1, this Friday March 29, the clash between Natasha St-Pier and Inès Reg was highlighted. And it was Camille Combal who took care of it. After introducing James Denton and his partner Candice Pascal, the presenter could not help but implicitly recall the tensions between the two artists. “The star of Desperate Housewives! Six weeks since he left the United States. Well this week, he wasn’t out of his element. With all the stories there were, he believed that the series was return. Dancing with the stars, it was Wisteria Lane this week”, he said with a laugh. A way to de-dramatize all this tumult.
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Inès Reg: her ambiguous message a few hours before the prime
Before hitting the floor of Dancing with the Stars, where she will perform on the title If I get out of this by Julie Zenatti, Inès Reg took over her Instagram account. In the story, she revealed a photo of herself sending a kiss to her fans. A post accompanied by jovial music and a caption that is positive, to say the least, but nuanced. “I kiss you madly, everything is fine, time for celebration and sharing”, she wrote, visibly in a good mood. And to add: “Thank you for the love, the roses and the thorns. All the best to one and all.” A subtle way of evoking the difficult times passed because of the barbs probably received by Internet users and by the singer, via story, without rekindling tensions. Today, Inès Reg affirms that this story is behind her and that she wishes to concentrate fully on the competition.
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