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It is without a doubt, even twenty years after the fact, one of the couples who will have most marked the history of French reality TV. Loana and Jean-Edouard have indeed remained in the collective memory. Both had participated in 2001 in the first season of Loft Story, a real phenomenon at the time. The two lovebirds were also very close in a swimming pool, on Sunday April 29, 2001, under the eyes of the whole of France. This sequence became cult and remained in the memories, like the famous “pool sex scene from Loft Story”. This name, Jean-Edouard however refuted it, this Wednesday April 12 on France 2, in an issue of It starts today dedicated to the stars of the 2000s. He wanted to give his truth about this famous episode. While Faustine Bollaert mentioned “a sexual intercourse” that the two candidates would have had in the swimming pool, Jean-Edouard made a point of specifying: “No, no, no”he protested in the preamble. “That’s what I wanted to come back to: there was nothing (in the pool, editor’s note). It was in the rooms afterwards”he said. “It’s an urban legend”added actress Rebecca Hampton, which Jean-Edouard confirmed.

“Whatever, so not in the pool but basically, something happened in front of the camera, it had completely fascinated. It was the first time we saw this kind of scene”, then continued the host. A statement on which the ex-candidate, who has become a DJ, has returned. “We didn’t see much, because the cameras were there”, he said, while miming a gesture above the belt as if to signify that the cameras were not filming the private parts. This version had already been confirmed by Loana in person a few years ago. Indeed, in the columns of our colleagues from Publicshe said: “We just warmed up in the pool!”. “Love, we did it in the bedroom, we had a great time. I was madly in love with him. He even inspired the lyrics of my song Comme je t’aime”she said, in comments reported by Gala.fr.

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The competition Top Boss is to follow at 9:10 p.m. on M6. In the qualifying event, the candidates shop at the market to make a starter, a main course and a dessert. From their economic basket, they make a gourmet plate to convince a starred jury. Getting a simple product to blow is the knockout challenge.

At 9 p.m. on Canal+ we are watching the football game RealMadrid/Chelsea. After easily dismissing Liverpool Reds in the round of 16 (2-5 and 1-0), Karim Benzema and his Real Madrid teammates take on another English club in the quarter-finals, Wesley Fofana’s Chelsea Blues and Kalidou Koulibaly, only 10th in the Premier League. The people of Madrid must make the difference at Santiago-Bernabéu, before the return match which promises to be complicated in England, on April 18.

TF1 put at 9:10 p.m. on, the series Grey’s Anatomy. Catherine is energized. She summons Bailey and Richard to inform them of the threat hanging over several hospitals of her foundation. There is a risk of an audit being carried out by the medical accreditation board. They must find a solution to this emerging problem. Addison is back at Grey-Sloan but no longer recognizes the place, wondering what happened to this place. The tension is at its height between Meredith and Richard, when he attacks her when she arrives in the angiography room. Owen is back for what promises to be a busy day…

We end this selection with the magazine Secrets of history, at 9:10 p.m. on France 3. Stéphane Bern invites you to discover one of the most fiery heroes in the history of France, Count Charles de Batz de Castelmore, better known as d’Artagnan and immortalized by Alexandre Dumas. It is from the department of Gers, in the castle where d’Artagnan was born at the beginning of the 17th century, that Stéphane Bern began his investigation, to discover this character full of panache. How did this native Gascon manage to join the prestigious company of musketeers, this elite unit in which he would meet those who would become his lifelong friends, Atos, Portos and Aramis?

Sarah Ibri