Laeticia Hallyday filed a complaint for “public insults” aimed at one of her daughters, Joy, during the show Do not touch My TV (“TPMP”) by Cyril Hanouna, according to Me Gilles Gauer, the family lawyer.
This complaint, with a civil action, was filed with the dean of the investigating judges of the Paris Court of Justice.
Simultaneously, a report to Arcom, the media regulatory authority, was launched for “violation of the obligation to respect human rights” and “violation of the obligation to control the antenna” .
“It’s super vulgar, with his tongue, his mouth, his tits…”
On January 30, “TPMP” released a video sequence that Joy Hallyday, 14, appearing in particular in a swimsuit, had published and then deleted from her TikTok account, but relayed in the meantime by a fake account usurping her identity.
Kelly Vedovelli, one of the star columnists of Cyril Hanouna’s show, felt on the air that this video was “the height of vulgarity”. “For me, it’s super vulgar, with his tongue, his mouth, his tits…”, she added.
“Whether it’s her or another teenager, you can’t do that!” Because it’s the new generation, do we have the right to be “te-pus” (“whores +” in verlan, Ed)? No, but stop,” said M once more.me Widows.
For mee Gilles Gauer, the Hallydays’ lawyer, “such remarks go beyond the admissible limits of freedom of expression when their victim is a 14-year-old teenager”.
At the beginning of February, Arcom (ex-CSA) imposed a record fine of 3.5 million euros on C8 for the insults of host Cyril Hanouna addressed in Do not touch My TV ! to MP LFI Louis Boyard in November.