“I was in danger”: Natasha St-Pier gives her version after her attack against Inès Reg

Solène Delinger 10:13 a.m., March 26, 2024, modified at 10:21 a.m., March 26, 2024

His speech was eagerly awaited. Monday March 25, Natasha St-Pier took to her Instagram account to respond to Inès Reg's statements. “This story should have stayed in the family,” begins the Canadian singer, accused of having insulted the comedian as a “little slut” behind the scenes of the show

The incident took place a few days before the show's first prime time.

Natasha St-Pier says she put herself in the shoes of a character who was the opposite of her personality.

Inès Reg asks Natasha St-Pier and her dancer Anthony Colette to lower the volume of the music in their rehearsal room. The Canadian singer thinks that Inès Reg is filming a sequence for the show and, according to her, enters a character "the opposite of her personality". “Thirty minutes before the end of the rehearsal day, Inès comes into the room with a camera operator and a journalist (...) I have the impression that she is in a character (...) So I play the game to give behind-the-scenes moments to the cameras,” she testifies. “I may be sweet and kind, but if you are mean to my friends, I can be mean too,” Natasha St-Pier slips to Inès Reg. 

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The singer claims to have then remembered an old argument between Inès Reg and Valérie Trierweiler, during 

. She then says to the comedian: “Now you little slut, come out” while taking her home and kissing her on the hand. “I imagine we just did a funny sequence,” assures Natasha St-Pier. The singer was therefore stunned when Christophe Licata, Inès Reg's dancer, came to see her and said, angrily: "I don't condone insults, it's not possible."

Inès Reg would have violently insulted the dancer Anthony Colette

Natasha St-Pier goes to find Inès Reg to “pseudo-apologize”. “But Inès you can’t imagine that I was serious, that I thought that,” she told him, assuring that she thought she was in a sequence. “I hope you don’t think so,” the comedian reportedly replied, before returning to his dance room. “It’s at that moment that I understand that it wasn’t a comedy sequence that we were filming, so obviously I can’t leave her sad and angry,” confides Natasha St-Pier in her video shared on Instagram.

Anthony Colette, her dancer, goes to Inès' dance room to apologize. The comedian then allegedly insulted him by telling him that she was going to “fuck him, fuck him, that it’s not over”. Natasha St-Pier enters the room at that moment: “Inès is in an impressive fury, she shouts, insults us.” “I am in shock at so much violence, she will even say in front of another dancer that it is not going to stop there and that he can 'fuck his dead', I burst into tears, I am sad to having hurt, I'm afraid, I'm trembling," says Natasha St-Pier.