The actress Alice Belaïdi confided to the microphone of Europe 1 to have been the victim of insults on the part of Pierre Ménès – Screenshot Europe 1
After the documentary has been broadcast I’m not a bitch, I’m a journalist on Canal +, and especially of two extracts censored by the channel then unveiled, Pierre Ménès is in the hot seat. Despite an exercise of contrition in TPMP on C8 then “sincere apologies” on social networks, the sports journalist is suspended from the show Canal Footbal Club until further notice, when an investigation has been opened. However, his file is loaded a little more with the testimony of actress Alice Belaïdi, currently showing in the series Hippocratesbut also known for WorkingGirls, both broadcast on Canal +.
“Me too, I was a victim of this guy”
On sale for season 2 d‘Hippocrates, the actress was
the guest of Europe 1 this Monday morning, and she revealed to have already been the victim of racist and sexist insults in the trade. For example, from a certain Canal + columnist. “We were talking about what comes out on Pierre Ménès,” says Alice Belaïdi. Me too, I was the victim of “dirty bougnoule”, “bitch” on behalf of this guy. I say to myself, luckily the word is finally released for us women and that these guys are falling. That’s enough. #MeToo, it can only affect us, men and women. A lot of my male buddies are happy that this is also coming out because they are fed up with being associated with these guys. “