TPMP – A columnist attacks the physique of Maëva Ghennam, Magali Berdah is annoyed

TPMP – This Friday, June 24, while “Touche pas à mon poste” returned to the nude photo of Maëva Ghennam inadvertently posted by her mother on social networks, a columnist was shocked by the physical appearance of the reality TV candidate. A reaction that Magali Berdah could not stand.

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Magali Berdah is a bit like the second mother of reality TV candidates, especially those of the Marseillais. And having him by his side in recent days, Maëva Ghennam was more than delighted. A few days ago, her mother posted a selfie of her without paying much attention to the photo.

What she had not seen then was that her daughter, visible in the background, was totally naked. After debating the subject, Magali Berdah made it clear that Maëva Ghennam was experiencing this situation very badly: “It hurt her heart, she came to Paris, she is at my house at the moment, she is at home, she is really not well.“

His words were proven by a video posted by the main interested party on Snapchat. We discover Maëva in a car, crying, begging Internet users to stop spinning the picture and sharing it.

But instead of being touched by the distress of the candidate of the Marseillais, Danielle Moreau was stunned by the physical appearance of the young woman.

The latter had obviously abused the filters, much to the chagrin of the greatest dancer of Touche pas à mon poste: “Is it a real lady that? But what is it?“

Benjamin Castaldi, at the helm of the last show of the season, couldn’t help but laugh at so much spontaneity from Danielle Moreau. Aware of her overreaction, the columnist apologized, half hilarious, to the applause of the audience.

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A mocking behavior towards his protégé, who put Magali Berdah out of her: “So I’m sorry, but I wouldn’t applaud that because you have to respect anyway, it’s his choice!“

The reality TV agent didn’t stop there: “You have the right to be who you want to be, she has the right to be who she wants to be. At no time can you criticize like that and applaud like that.” Faced with this, Danielle Moreau tried to explain: “Excuse me but I respect.

What is this person? I have the right to say that it shocks me to see someone like this!” Words that were not enough to calm Magali: “I don’t like it, it’s not good.” After this icy wind, she is warned.

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