It is well finished to “TPMP”. On M6, Hanouna would be forced to do something else, with another name.
Touche not at my postit’s definitely over. In any case, it looks like it. After the end of C8, followed by three weeks of 100% digital broadcast, Cyril Hanouna announced the immediate stop of his program, which had a final issue on Wednesday evening. “Baba” decided to end the adventure TPMPevoking the need to devote himself to his “future project” with his team, which he took to “seminar” this weekend. A brutal judgment which raises many questions about the future of the star host, supposed to join the M6 group at the start of the school year.
In the last TPMP On Wednesday, Cyril Hanouna told several of his faithful columnists that they would remain by his side and he hinted that the program would continue (in particular by affirming that “TPMP open to all” will be back in the next format). But M6’s management seems to have other projects for its new recruit. “On W9, Hanouna should make a program in the style of TPMPat the time of TPMPbut which would probably not be called TPMP“said a” close to the file ” in the Parisian At the end of February.
The newspaper confirmed since the M6 group wants an entertainment project, without overflowing on politics, as well as “a renewed band”, without the columnists who made the success and the controversies of TPMP. David Larramendy, the boss of the M6 group, also put the points on the “i” In Le Figaro TV THURSDAY. He confirmed that he was at the origin of the premature stop of the talk show on the web and the boxes of operators, saying that he “discussed” with Cyril Hanouna so that he could “project himself into the preparation of the September program”. What the host had however denied.
David Larramendy especially repeatedly repeated that M6 had “another project” for Hanouna, “much more centered around entertainment” and “close to what he did for very long years before”, hammering that M6 “is not a political group”. One more cropping after the Guillon affair?
Cyril Hanouna’s contract with M6, for a “100% entertainment” talk show on W9 and a program on Fun Radio in the afternoon, was abundantly mentioned in the press, as well as the “guarantees” that M6 management would have given to journalists’ unions. “Nothing is acted at the moment,” is trying to nuance a relative of the host, who recalled that the 2027 presidential election was in sight. “More 2027 will approach, the more we will be forced to follow the news,” insisted Hanouna on Wednesday, with several (long) monologues on politics. Will the PAF troubleshoot, who wants to play a role there, really be able to resist?