Overview
- On Wednesday the public prosecutor in Paris requested six months of prison with a two‑year sursis probatoire, a €12,000 fine, and probationary measures in Stéphane Plaza’s appeal for alleged domestic violence.
- Plaza was convicted in February 2025 of physical and psychological violence against one ex‑partner and received a one‑year suspended sentence at first instance, with the judgment noting a broken finger and two luxations.
- The prosecutor asked the court to attach exécution provisoire, forbid contact with one victim, and require a sensitisation course on domestic violence as part of the probationary terms.
- Groupe M6 said it will cease to be a shareholder in the Stéphane Plaza Immobilier network by the end of July and will instead boost a separate brand, Sixième Avenue, where it will hold a 68% stake.
- The appeal hearing has concluded and the Paris court will deliver its ruling on 18 September, with victims’ lawyers warning that the prosecutor’s requisitions are too lenient and the corporate split further isolates Plaza from the rebranded network.