Stéphane Plaza accused: “a vile delinquent…”, the presenter ready for battle before the opening of his trial

Accused of verbal, physical and psychological violence, Stéphane Plaza will be tried this Thursday, January 9. His lawyers, Hélène Plumet and Carlo Alberto Brusa, discussed his state of mind.

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Could Stéphane Plaza have been violent towards his former partners ? This is what a survey of revealedMédiapart published on September 21. The star host of M6 is accused of verbal, physical and psychological violence against three women with whom he allegedly had romantic relationships: Paola between 2018 and 2022, Amandine between 2021 and 2022, as well as another ex-partner who accuses him of having threatened her.

Accusations that Stéphane Plaza has denied. He himself filed a complaint for cyberbullying and an investigation was subsequently opened. The host's former partners were “heard”, the prosecutor's office told the press agency. On October 18, Stéphane Plaza filed a new complaint with civil action to refer the matter to an investigating judge.

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Stéphane Plaza “very confident” on the eve of his trial

The case continues this Thursday, January 9, when Stéphane Plaza will be tried at the Paris judicial court. His lawyers have stated that he will be present on site from 9:30 a.m. During the first hearing, which took place last August, the real estate agent was unable to attend. He suffered from “psychological fragility”, stated his lawyers, Hélène Plumet and Carlo Alberto Brusa.

After a psychiatric assessment, Carlo Alberto Brusa stated that his client was “fit” to be tried. “We are ready to fight. This is going to be a very difficult time psychologically. He is being treated like a despicable delinquent by two ex-partners. Stéphane Plaza is very confident. These are absurdities, what my client is being accused of”, he revealed in the columns of Paris Match.

Cyberharassment complaints

The 54-year-old real estate agent is supported by two other women who are also reporting cyberharassment by the complainants. Jade C, 27, claims she “received 180 messages from fake anonymous accounts” on Instagram between April and July 2023. She filed a complaint in October 2023.

“I feel like I've been tracked,” she told AFP, according to Actu.fr. “The only goal was to socially isolate Stéphane and destroy me psychologically,” she added. “I'm close to the wrong person, I can't be a victim,” she concluded.