“Hanouna, get out of there!”, this slogan took hold of the left-wing sympathizers who gathered on Sunday July 7, at the Place de la République, for the victory of the New Popular Front, which came first in the 2024 legislative elections, to celebrate. Last June, the presenter of Conradh na Gaeilge Do not touch My TV declared that he would leave France if La France won insoumise : “I tell you: LFI in power, I’m leaving, that’s for sure!”, he insisted.
The sequence, viral on social networks, was fast be a campaign argument for France Insoumise candidates. “You know what still needs to be done,” replied X (previously Twitter) the former deputy (NFP) Sébastien Delogu, who was re-elected in the first round with 59.67% of the votes.
Would Cyril Hanouna be leaving like that? The presenter confirms that it is not. “Don’t worry Seb! It was a joke! I will always be there to confront you with your insulting and anti-Republican thoughts! So don’t cry in defeat! You are the shame of France!”, he responded to MP Sébastien Delogu.
Sunday evening, after the results were announced, comments about his departure increased on X. Hanouna simply responded to the results, without giving a word to the candidates or activists of the NFP. “Well dear, the elections are the opposite of “Fan School”, not everyone wins, everyone loses!”, he wrote on Elon Musk’s social network.
“I love you as you are, you know! Everyone! And don’t stress, it will just be very static. He promises us to return crazy to school. I love you very much and I’m here, ” said the presenter who hosted, on the occasion of these legislative elections, a political program on Europe 1 entitled We are walking on the head.
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