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Inès Reg explained herself following her altercation with Natasha St-Pier in DALS and the accusations against her.
DANCE WITH THE STARS – ” It was horrible, it reminded me of middle school, school bullying. » Inès Reg spoke at length on Instagram on the evening of Sunday March 24 to address the controversy. Almost two months after the start of the season of Dancing with the Stars on TF1, the comedian recounted from the beginning the altercation that took place between her and singer Natasha St Pier behind the scenes of “DALS”. And all its consequences.
Inès Reg, who has been at the top of the rankings every week since the start of the competition, has developed her version of the events which led to the rumors of death threats that she allegedly made against Natasha St-Pier, reported by The Parisian. According to the singer’s story as reported in the daily newspaper, the tone would have risen between the two women regarding the volume of the music. And after a joke, the comedian allegedly made death threats against the singer.
Inès Reg tells a very different version. The altercation would have taken place in the rehearsal rooms, which were not sealed off from the sound coming from the other rooms. While she would have gone to ask Anthony Colette and Natasha St-Pier only once to lower the volume in order to do an interview. She would have called her “ little slut “. No joke.
“ It hurt me so much. Because at that moment, for me, Natasha is the lady from ‘You’ll Find’, I’m a child, I saw her on TV, it’s too violent… I hold back my tears and I say ‘Oh wow’, that’s the only thing that comes out of my mouth. She grabs my arm and says ‘and now you’re going out’, and that’s what happened on January 31st. There were never any death threats. And it was all filmed.”she assures in a series of videos posted on Instagram.
The versions of Inès reg and Natasha St-Pier
In the columns of Parisian, it’s a completely different story that is reported. Relatives of the candidates, and anonymous members of the production report an event “ very violent “, but also an isolation of Inès Reg and a general behavior different from that of the other stars among whom “ there is a real good atmosphere which is not pretended “.
According to Inès Reg, the Canadian singer then went to apologize and explain that she was making a joke and was not speaking seriously. She would also have doubled her oral apologies with a very long message that Inès Reg posted at the end of the story.
But the comedian explains that after this altercation, things got worse. The sequence having been filmed, Natasha St-Pier was laid off for three days by DALS production. A sanction that the singer herself would have proposed to ease tensions according to the Parisian.
But the other dancers and stars of the show having heard of an argument and learned that the singer had been sanctioned would have turned against her.
Inès Reg says that during the second bonus, almost no one stood up to congratulate her after her performance. “ No one stood up except Jordan Mouillerac and Black M. It was horrible, it reminded me of middle school, of school bullying. I cried throughout the prime. »
An event confirmed by testimonies from the Parisian but with a completely different origin: a solidarity of the participants around Natasha St-Pier “ the kindest person in the world, who doesn’t try to make waves. » The producers then had to explain individually to the various participants the reasons for Natasha St-Pier’s layoff.
A handrail against Inès Reg
But things didn’t stop there. Indeed, a few weeks later, Inès Reg learned that Natasha St-Pier had filed a complaint against her at the police station. And this despite their reconciliations which they had also displayed by dancing together in an Instagram story with Keiona.
“ Two minutes before learning this, I was with her, and we were talking about our chores. So I called him immediately, and I was convinced that there was no handrail. She answers me, ‘Yes it’s true, I’ll come back, and I’ll explain to you why I did that.’ »
In essence, the singer would have explained to him that she was afraid that Inès Reg would “ send people to break his legs. » She would have been frightened by the distance that Inès Reg had put between them since the incident, and intimidated by the team who had accompanied the comedian on rehearsals since their first altercation. Another argument supposedly put forward by Natasha St-Pier, the fear for her career, and of being ousted from the competition by the young woman she thinks is a “ TF1 artist “.
In the columns of Parisianrelatives of the singer and the dancer however claim that they both had “ fear for their physical integrity, seeing Inès’ state and her language “.
Today, Inès Reg affirms that this story is behind her, and that above all she wishes to continue dancing alongside Christophe Licata, and to have fun. “ In Télé Poche it is written ‘Entertainment‘. I only came here to have a laugh, basically. »
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