The boss of France Télévisions, Delphine Ernotte, will file a complaint against Patrick Sébastien for “sexist and sexual outrage”.
Sébastien released a new song, “Delphine”, which did not please his former boss at all, for whom the former host of “The Greatest Cabaret in the World” had promised to take revenge, during the commission of inquiry into public broadcasting.
In this new salacious refrain, Sébastien sings: “Delphine, if you had known my bitch, we would have been so happy / Delphine, if you had known my bitch, we would have been in love! / Delphine if you had known about his p*ne, he would have stayed on France 2.”
This extremely vulgar provocation made Delphine Ernotte very angry. “It’s everything she hates: sexist, vulgar and rude,” said people close to our colleagues from “Parisien”.
Patrick Sébastien reacted to this complaint, saying: “It will be an honor. It is symptomatic of an era. If I had written an elegant text, there would not have been this reaction. I knew very well that there would be this kind of reaction. It’s the least she can do to file a complaint. But I’m not sure that’s a good calculation on his part.”
