"Women’s liberation is through their return to the kitchen" : Resentment on the Estelle Midi plateau after exiting Périco Légasse (VIDEO)

Illness on the set of the show “Estelle Midi”. A discussion on food was held this Wednesday, April 27th: “Has eating well become a luxury?“So Rémy Barret interviewed columnists present that day, including journalist Périco Légasse and feminist activist Fatima Benomar. Secondly, he answered the question by emphasizing the importance of education in self-cooking and therefore eating well:I think there is a real education problem. I also see it on social networks. There are more culinary tutorials to illustrate simple recipes on Instagram etc. I think people are in demand.“

Later, Fatima Benomar took her case as an example to exemplify her thinking: “I am so desperate when it comes to cooking exercise. Telling myself ‘Go on, do the right shopping and find good ideas for cooking’ will cost me a lot of energy. Of course, I’ll tempt you the easy way. I believe we can truly value, taste, provide convenience, and learn to relax about this cooking exercise.“

In response to this intervention, Périco Légasse initiates:The liberation of women is through their return to the kitchen.“A statement that leaves Thierry Moreau completely speechless around the table. Disappointed by this outing, Fatima Benomar announces in an angry tone: “I can not stand anymore…“Périco Légasse explains his words:”Not in the old sense of submission to man. With his return to the kitchen, because through cooking he will be able to free his children through the act of eating.” Fatima Benomar later replies in an ironic tone: “Is there a father in the story?” To which Périco Lagasse replied: “Dad and brothers! However, the woman should not be exempt from this happiness of cooking, which she has forbidden to herself because of the man.“A visibly enraged Fatima Benomar replies:”Women cook as much as men, only men usually get paid for it…“

Despite Estelle Denis’s absence, discussions are still lively on “Estelle Midi,” whose program airs daily on RMC on the radio and RMC Story on television. Affected by Covid-19, the host has not offered his schedule since Friday, April 22. Meanwhile, Rémy Barret continues to act temporarily.

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