Big scare on the set of “Touche Pas à Mon Poste” on Tuesday, when a man jumped from the stands to throw himself at star host Cyril Hanouna.
Tuesday evening, around 8 p.m., the live broadcast of the show Don’t Touch My Post on C8 was disrupted by an unexpected event. As controversial lawyer Fabrice Di Vizio entered the stage, a young man sitting in the third row of the stands suddenly jumped to land near the columnists’ table. His fall caused the start of panic, before security agents quickly overpowered him and led him towards the exit.
If the sequence caused more fear than harm, the incident, very rare on television, shook the show’s team and its audience. The host Cyril Hanouna quickly wanted to reassure viewers on air: “We have information on what happened. It’s a person who came several times, between five and ten times. It’s been several times that the security officers find him a little strange. He came alone. He was taken out by our security team.
The star host then confided that he was very afraid, especially for his columnists sitting at the table. “I tell you, Kelly and Thomas, we were very scared for you,” he said. Columnist Kelly Vedovelli, sitting right next to where the man landed, was particularly shocked: “I thought it was my last hour. At the time when someone comes and jumps on you -behind…”. His neighbor Thomas Guénolé added: “He would have had time to hit her.”
“He wasn’t an Arcom guy,” jokes Cyril Hanouna
Cyril Hanouna also mentioned a tweet posted on X by the author of the incident. “I got kicked out of TPMP, I’ll explain my stupidity to you,” the troublemaker explained laconically. “I’ll tell you a little bit about why he came. Apparently, he wanted to talk to me, he wanted to tell me that he loved me,” explained Cyril Hanouna. Still at odds with the Regulatory Authority for Audiovisual and Digital Communication, which decided to deprive C8 of frequency from March 1st, the host even then said with humor: “It wasn’t an Arcom guy” .
This incident recalls the sometimes extreme closeness that can exist between “baba” and his fans, from whom the C8 star – once is not usual – asked for a little restraint. “Don’t do it. Know it, don’t do it. It went well for him but it could go far and really go down the drain,” warned Cyril Hanouna. Himself always very temperate and measured, he then affirmed that if the intruder “wanted to create a buzz”, even he could react badly: “there I was on the verge of striking”. The “fanzouzes” have been warned.