In a book to be published in early October, the TF1 13 Hours prankster dedicates a chapter to the journalist who died on March 2, with whom he worked for 24 years.
On October 4, jacques legros publish a book titled Behind the screen 40 years in the heart of the media where he says to himself for the first time. One of the chapters is dedicated to J.Jean-Pierre Pernaut,as revealed by our colleagues at Télé-Loisirs. “Having been his prankster for 24 years without a single editorial clash is a pride“, begins before returning to a stormy episode that dates back to the first lockdown, when the owner of the 13 Hours of TF1 recorded his edition from his home in Louveciennes while his prankster was on set.
“EITHERn had installed an automatic mini-studio in his house. But she wanted to stay in the limelight and asked the team for more than necessaryremember Jacques Legros in his writings. “For my part, I never knew what he was going to talk about. He was reluctant to share. He wanted more and more to take control of the entire newspaper. I was starting to boil inside, until one day I snapped, gathered my stuff and headed back to the parking lot and my car. Since he wanted to do the newspaper for me, let him come and do it!“Continues the one who was the prankster of Jean-Pierre Pernaut between 1998 and 2020.
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Relations between Jacques Legros and “JPP”, passed away March 2, 2022, have remained strictly professional and friendly for over two decades. “We weren’t friends, but we weren’t enemies either.writes Jacques Legros. I would only say that our relationship was more distant and less fluid than one could have imagined.“, he admits before estimating however that “ his presence was seldom heavy“, with the exception of clear confinement. “No doubt he must have felt deep inside himself the end of his adventure at 1 pm He had hardened. he had been illthe 71-year-old journalist still remembers when referring to 2018, the year in which Jean-Pierre Pernaut was absent from his news to undergo surgery for prostate cancer.