Nicolas Hulot, former star presenter of TF1, was close to Patrick Poivre d’Arvor, whose inadmissible behavior is denounced by several women and in surveys. The two men had a game together …
In a new survey published in the Paris Match of the week from December 2 to 8, 2021, many personalities revolving around Nicolas Hulot are questioned. The reported facts are appalling. The investigation mentions a rape complaint filed in 2008, or even a sexual assault at Nicolas Hulot’s home in 2006. “When he tries to kiss her, she pushes him away. He chases her around the sofa. She wants to run away but the door is locked.”, recount “a former minister of the Jospin government”, whose daughter was assaulted. The conclusion of the investigation is also shocking, a former adviser to the ministry believing that “The worst part is that he surely does not understand what he is being criticized for.”
Nicolas Hulot thus seems to have, throughout his career, considered women as prey. When he worked for TF1 as a presenter, he was close to Patrick Poivre d’Arvor, himself accused of rape.
However, in the testimonies denouncing the predatory behavior of PPDA, many women mentioned another former star presenter of TF1, also very insistent with the women. In the investigation, several sources confirm to journalists Mariana Grépinet and Anne Jouan that it is Nicolas Hulot.
When PPDA and Nicolas Hulot gave each other points through female conquests
According to Match, Nicolas Hulot had set up a game with Poivre d’Arvor: “A points system for each woman conquered in the public, so much for a waitress, so much for a flight attendant …”, details the investigation.
It seems that Nicolas Hulot’s entourage, like that of Poivre d’Arvor, strongly suggested that women be careful in the presence of one or the other of the journalists. The Paris Match investigation also speaks of a Hulot who, having become a minister, declined the dinners organized by his cabinet to organize himself his meetings with the women of his choice.
Nicolas Hulot, who claims to be innocent, has not spoken since the day before the broadcast of the Special Envoy program of November 25, 2021, where declared victims testified openly against him.
Among political personnel, the unease is palpable. Some personalities are calling today for an end to gender-based violence in politics, such as Alice Coffin, Sandrine Rousseau and Elizabeth Moreno, Minister responsible for gender equality. But resistance to change remains strong. On December 1, 2021, the Head of State Emmanuel Macron declared: “Speech must be freed and it is very good that it is freed “, while adding that “Justice is not done in the media, not in the media courts”, as in a “a society of the inquisition”.