The comedian, Alexandra Pizzagali, who had caused discomfort in Télématin comes out of silence and reveals that his column on the Nice attack had been validated by the producer of the show and “sent to 5 people”. She does so in an interview published in the Parisian this Sunday evening.
She asserts: “I sent my column overnight, as I had been asked. It was validated. I send it to five people, including the producer of the show, who validates it. (…) To make-up , I ask the question: “Are we sure that the temporality is good?”
The producer answered me: “I’m not going to hide from you that we thought that you hadn’t made it easy for yourself for a premiere, but we’re not going to ask you to rewrite it now, so we’ll go there. go like this. »
On September 5, shortly before 8 a.m., comedian Alexandra Pizzagalli presented her “Carte blanche” live in “Télématin” on France 2. After a great discomfort when her teleprompter broke down (see by clicking HERE), the young woman presented a column to come back to the trial of the Nice attack which opens today in Paris. Alexandra Pizzagalli had chosen to evoke the death of Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, the terrorist who drove the truck which killed 86 people and injured more than 450 others.
“Lover of salsa and bodybuilding – forgive me but he looks a lot like my ideal man – it seems that we are on the portrait of a Ricky Martin from the Côte d’Azur, we validate. He was also a extremely violent, sexually obsessed and zoophilic husband,” she said.
And to add: “Extremely violent husband … She may have been looking for it? By missing a cooking or giving her opinion. Sexually obsessed, everyone has their hobbies. After all, there are many who watch Télématin. Zoophile, at the same time in Nice, there are only old women and chihuahas, we have the right to want to send someone who has teeth.
A few seconds later, France 2 decided to abruptly interrupt the chronicle and broadcast an ad page. Back on the set, Alexandra Pizzagalli spoke again, addressing the victims.
“I will conclude this first column on a more first-degree tone by addressing the victims to their families, we are with you body and soul. You deserve to be heard”.