This April 30, Pierre-Jean Chalençon, the ex-phenomenon of Closed Deal announced very good news to his fans on his Instagram account …
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Pierre-Jean Chalençon was very popular with viewers ofCase Concluded : his look, his culture especially around Napoleon and his verve had known how to please the public. But sometimes a little too direct and without any filter, the collector has been at the heart of some controversy. And the trend was confirmed when it was suspected a few weeks ago of having organized clandestine dinners at the Palais Vivienne, sometimes in the presence of ministers. This is what he himself had confided during a report on 12.45 from M6, before back-pedaling. But the damage was done. However, this is not the first time that the collector has paid the price for his tongue-in-cheek language.
Pierre-Jean Chalençon at the heart of controversy
In June 2020, after a photo with Dieudonné and a presence at the birthday of Jean-Marie Le Pen, he was thanked for the flea market show hosted by Sophie Davant. The latter had also warned him about his excessive side … “That is true. I didn’t listen to her“, he conceded in the columns of the magazine Paris here. Pierre-Jean Chalençon does not miss an opportunity either to say all the bad things he thinks, now, of his ex-colleague Caroline Margeridon. On Twitter for example. To a user who reacted to a sequence where Caroline Margeridon made fun of Julien Cohen’s white hair in Deal concluded, Pierre-Jean Chalençon launched: “Julien, he was not the victim of a cosmetic surgeon. Hello the massacre !!“To another netizen, he assured that.”everything was wrong“at Caroline Margeridon,”even his soul“.
The collector announces good news
Anyway, the Napoleon specialist has decided to devote himself more than ever to the Palais Vivienne, his mansion in the heart of Paris and which he bought several years ago. A sumptuous palace that can be visited! And after it was impossible to get there due to the pandemic, this Friday, April 30, the collector announced good news on his Instagram account that will delight his fans wishing to visit his precious collection around Napoleon. “The Vivienne Palace … last royal residence in private hands in the heart of Paris …. from June 12 we will reopen for visits …. you will be able to discover the first testament of Napoleon 1st and the treasures of his exile on the island of Saint Helena …. culture at the service of heritage .. “he wrote in the caption of a publication honoring the palace. A beautiful way to celebrate the bicentenary of Napoleon’s death.
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