“Shit show”: Cyril Hanouna trapped by a hoax from Theo Audace live on TPMP

2023-10-05 01:07:10

He will have managed to keep the entire set in suspense for 20 seconds. A spectator unexpectedly spoke this Wednesday evening on the show Touche pas à mon poste, discussing his alleged hospitalization, lasting several months, and the psychological support he would have received by watching Cyril Hanouna’s show every evening . No one on set recognized Théo Audace, a comedian who has more than a million subscribers on TikTok.

While the show is proceeding normally, the young man, equipped with crutches, leaves his place in the audience and invites himself among the columnists, interrupting a conversation and explaining that he is agoraphobic. No one seems to suspect a hoax Visibly touched, Cyril Hanouna asks him to go out, but Théo first wants to “thank the whole team”. “A year ago I had a very serious accident which completely paralyzed me, but thanks to you I was able to survive. You completely helped me heal,” he explains.

An unexpected fall

“Every day in the hospital I saw your show, and it gave me the strength to continue,” he says, while the entire studio is visibly suspended by his touching words. “One day, after several months of training, I was finally able to stand up, walk and… finally turn off this shit show on my own! », asserts the young man.

A joke that didn’t please everyone. Visibly annoyed at having been fooled like this, Hanouna immediately asks the videographer to leave. Which he does immediately, accompanied by his three friends. “Ah, there are four of you? Well get out! », Hanouna told them, to some timid applause from the audience.

Théo Audace then spoke on social networks, explaining that this joke was a reference to a comment posted by a user under a post by singer Aya Nakamura several years ago. “Hi Aya you don’t know me but I’ve known you for a while. Two years ago I had a serious accident which completely paralyzed me but you helped me heal quickly. So after long months of rehabilitation today I was finally able to stand up and walk to turn off your shitty music by myself,” he wrote to ridicule the Franco-Malian artist. Internet jokers definitely know how to pay homage.