The politician had scared her enough that the arrival of Michel Drucker relieved her and allowed her to escape the situation... Invited on Saturday on the set of “What a time!
» on France 2, host Faustine Bollaert recounted a meeting a few years ago with Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
“At a time when a politician was very incisive with me and scared me, Michel Drucker arrived in the dressing room of the Gabriel studio and he intervened,” she explains.
The France Télévisions host would have “immediately opened the door” and “immediately saw in my eyes that I needed to be freed from this moment”.
According to her account, “he immediately invited me to follow him and I admit that I was very relieved,” she added.
Faustine Bollaert continues: “Luckily he intervened because I was starting to be afraid.
» The former tenor of the Socialist Party, Minister of the Economy and General Director of the IMF had “shown himself to be insistent”: “We feel the difference between the heavy-handed insistent and the predatory insistent.
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The host of “It starts today” also mentioned the ordinary sexism that she experiences on a daily basis: the “cleavage remarks”, the “displaced hands”, the “couch promotion proposals”… But this is not not a subject she wants to address at the moment", even if "it's one of the causes that I support": "Maybe one day I will come to it!
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The 44-year-old presenter actually feels too “fragile” to talk about this aspect of her daily life: “I don't know if I have the courage today to really talk about what I experienced.
I'm afraid of the consequences.
I feel fragile speaking out on this topic.
" But she doesn't close the door: "Maybe one day I'll tell myself that it's the right time.
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