This Monday, April 11, Cyril Hanouna tried to guess the vote of his columnists during the first round of the presidential election. And Gilles Verdez did not wait to reveal his on the set of TPMP.
Gilles Verdez fully assumes who he voted for. This Monday, April 11, the star presenter of C8, Cyril Hanouna, challenged himself to guess which candidate voted for each of his columnists present on the Touche set not at my post. If the majority wanted to keep this secret, certainly for fear of repercussions on social networks or by simple conviction, Gilles Verdez, he decided to put both feet in the dish by fully assuming which bulletin he slipped into the ballot box this Sunday.
At the start of Touche pas à mon poste, Cyril Hanouna logically did a little debriefing on the results of the first round. After that, he started a little game. “I had fun trying to guess who my columnists voted for, and frankly, I think I’m pretty good”, began by declaring the king of the PAF. According to him, Benjamin Castaldi voted for Emmanuel Macron. Geraldine Maillet too. When it was Gilles Verdez’s turn, everything accelerated.
Gilles Verdez: “I voted for Fabien Roussel”
While Cyril Hanouna admitted to thinking he had voted for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Gilles Verdez reacted directly: “Do you want me to tell you?”, he replied. Before continuing : “No, you’re not right. Besides, I’m surprised you can’t find it.” “Jean Lassalle?”, then asked Cyril Hanouna. Not yet. Emmanuel Macron ? No more. The columnist of Touche not at my post then put both feet in the dish: “I have no problem telling you, I voted for Fabien Roussel”. An answer that seemed to surprise his colleagues.
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3/12 –
Gilles Verdez
This Monday, April 11, the star presenter of C8, Cyril Hanouna, challenged himself to guess which candidate voted for each of his columnists present on the Touche set not at my post.
© Jack Tribeca
4/12 –
Gilles Verdez
If the majority wanted to keep this secret, certainly for fear of repercussions on social networks or by simple conviction…
© COADIC GUIREC
5/12 –
Gilles Verdez
Gilles Verdez, he decided to put both feet in the dish by fully assuming which ballot he slipped into the ballot box this Sunday.
© COADIC GUIREC
6/12 –
Gilles Verdez
At the start of Touche pas à mon poste, Cyril Hanouna logically did a little debriefing on the results of the first round.
© Jack Tribeca
7/12 –
Gilles Verdez
After that, he started a little game. “I had fun trying to guess who my columnists voted for, and frankly, I think I’m pretty good.”
© Jack Tribeca
8/12 –
Gilles Verdez
According to him, Benjamin Castaldi voted for Emmanuel Macron. Geraldine Maillet too.
© CEDRIC PERRIN
9/12 –
Gilles Verdez
When it was Gilles Verdez’s turn, everything accelerated.
© CEDRIC PERRIN
10/12 –
Gilles Verdez
While Cyril Hanouna admitted to thinking he had voted for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Gilles Verdez reacted directly: “Do you want me to tell you?” he replied.
© CEDRIC PERRIN
11/12 –
Gilles Verdez
The columnist of Touche not at my post then put both feet in the dish: “I have no problem telling you, I voted for Fabien Roussel”.
© CYRIL MOREAU
12/12 –
Gilles Verdez
An answer that seemed to surprise his colleagues.