It heated Thursday evening on the set of Do not touch My TV. Cyril Hanouna and his columnists have welcomed an influencer who has been talking a lot regarding her for a few days: Ruby Nikara. The young woman has just launched a business that raises questions: she has decided to sell… her bath water. Ruby Nikara’s site therefore offers a jar of water from her “wonderful bath”, at 1500€.
Surprised by the success of her first idea, the influencer – whose “goal in life” is to be rich and have a pink Lamborghini – decided a few hours later to offer her subscribers her panties already worn. .. “100 euros only” for Victoria’s Secret panties, she explains in a video announcing her new “collection”. “My panties ain’t dirty ’cause I’m a clean girl […] I take baths every day“, she also specifies…
Heated debate on set
And this trade works, according to the words of Ruby Nikara. So she came to defend him in Do not touch My TV. But the least we can say is that the exchanges were stormy. Ruby Nikara, 21, said she was “not looking for the buzz”, but was glad her followers were hooked on her ideas. “Now here, I do business, I create companies and I earn a good living,” she said. A statement that made Raymond Aabou, one of Cyril Hanouna’s columnists, jump. “Can you tell me how many companies you have created? You say ‘businesses’, it would be good if you quoted them, it would be a good example for the young people who watch us”, launches Raymond Aabou, annoyed by the statements by Ruby Nikara. The latter then tries to defend herself, talking regarding the company that bears her name, before saying “Well, I don’t care” to close the debate.
But the debate did not stop there, because the columnist then insinuated that the 500,000 subscribers of the young woman on social networks might very well all be “dumb”. Which did not please Ruby Nikara, who grabbed her shoe and threatened to throw it in the face of Raymond Aabou. “You are not insulting my subscribers!”, got angry Ruby Nikara, while the other columnists joined in the debate.
Finally, the debates calmed down somewhat… when Raymond Aabou was asked to leave the set. “We talk regarding what buzzes. If the editorial line of the show does not suit you, you can go there”, indeed launched Cyril Hanouna. Neither one nor two, his columnist got up and left.
