Cyril Hanouna's talk show is once again the subject of a complaint for abusive language.
This Monday, Laeticia Hallyday filed a complaint for
“public insults”
against her daughter Joy as announced to AFP by Gilles Gauer, family lawyer.
On January 30, “Touche pas à mon poste” broadcast a video of the 14-year-old girl where she appears in a swimsuit.
An extract published on TikTok by the youngest of the Hallydays before she deleted it.
In the meantime, a fake account usurping his identity had widely relayed this sequence.
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Kelly Vedovelli, one of the columnists of "TPMP", had judged on set that it was "
the height of vulgarity
".
"For me, it's super vulgar, with her tongue, her mouth and her tits
," she described before comparing the teenager and
"her new generation"
to
"te-pus"
, or whores in verlan.
According to Hallyday's lawyer,
"such remarks go beyond the permissible limits of freedom of expression when their victim is a 14-year-old teenager"
.
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Arcom was also called upon for
"violation of the obligation to respect human rights"
and
"violation of the obligation to control the antenna"
.
On February 9, the former CSA had already condemned C8 to pay a fine of 3.5 million euros after the Louis Boyard affair.
In November, the host had notably insulted the deputy of La France insoumise of
“shit”
.