Eliminated in the final of the TF1 show, the comedian once again accused Natasha St-Pier of having placed a “handle over nothing”.
Even after the show ended, the rivalry continues. Three days after her elimination in the final of Dancing with the Stars, Inès Reg assured on the set of Quotidien on TMC that Natasha St-Pier had filed a complaint against her “over nothing”.
According to her, “it’s certain” that the singer created the media controversy around their altercation to win, which she ultimately did. “I think Natasha was very smart, that she wanted to win,” she said.
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“I really suffered”
Like Friday, at the time of her elimination, Inès Reg admitted to having “really suffered” during the show. “There were moments that were complicated in this adventure,” she confided this Monday evening.
According to her, the media controversy “cost her the happiness of (s)her adventure”. “I knew it was going to have an impact.”
Guest at the same time on C8 in Touche pas à mon poste, Natasha St-Pier refuted any premeditation. “It’s sad,” she commented. However, she added: “I can’t stop Inès Reg from thinking what she wants to think.”
The singer also reacted to accusations of racism launched at the end of March by Inès Reg, who maintained on TMC that she “assumed that there was racism”. As a reminder, Natasha St-Pier said she had been intimidated by Inès Reg and her team, and was afraid that she would send “people (for him) to break his legs”. To which Inès Reg replied: “Ah yes, I see, we are black and Arab, that’s what scares you, it’s called racism, Natasha.”
“Being falsely and falsely accused of racism – in a suggested or defined manner – is dangerous,” she lamented on Monday. “These are accusations that can have very, very serious consequences.”