Nehuda: his revelations about the circulation of drugs in reality TV shows

Do reality TV productions allow drug use? This is what Nehuda claims, who has made damning revelations. According to the young woman, illicit substances would have been authorized during certain shootings.

The controversy continues to swell around the production of Anges. The NRJ12 reality show is pinned down by several candidates. Last outing to date, that of Angèle, Nathanya and Rania. All three held onto the set of Do not touch My TV, Wednesday April 21, 2021, heavy accusations against the program. “There are drugs, there are alcohol. It is provided by the production“, denounces Nathanya. Following this statement, Nehuda, who should have been part of the last filming of Holiday of the Angels 4, spoke on his Instagram account. Ricardo’s ex-partner goes even further in his remarks which would incriminate other productions. “I don’t understand why we can denounce the harassment and relentlessness that there may have been, if there was, on NRJ 12, La Grosse Equipe (…) but let’s not talk about the other channels. While in the other channels there are interviews of people who said, for example in The people of Marseilles, ‘I had a horrible adventure. I was harassed etc … ‘. But there, we do not talk about it “, denounces the young mother.

“Drugs, I’ve seen them, not at NRJ 12 “

The former candidate of The Voice subsequently participated in Anges, in 2016 then in Marseillais vs The Rest of the World in 2020. “We must denounce for real. We cannot only half denounce. On NRJ 12, it does not work, but on the other hand on TFX or W9 it works better? No, you have to denounce it for real!“, thunders the artist and confirms the presumed presence of illicit substances.”The prods that bring in coke for the candidates, do you really think that only on NRJ 12 is happening? Me, I’m anti-drug, so let’s denounce! (…) I’m not here to overwhelm such and such a prod, but drugs, I saw some, not at NRJ 12. At some point, you have to denounce for real!“she adds, citing the affected shoot half-heartedly. A statement that should make people talk.