TF1 viewers ended and started the year without Marie-Sophie Lacarrau. Absent for several weeks for health reasons, the presenter of the 1 p.m. television news from TF1 will soon find her chair.
On December 20, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau took a well-deserved rest for the Christmas holidays. It is therefore Jacques Legros that the public found in his place. But, when she was to return in early January, the 46-year-old presenter was still absent subscribers. “I was looking forward to meeting you tomorrow and wishing you a very happy new year live at 1 p.m…. But a medical concern will prevent me from joining you“, she wrote on Twitter. And TF1 to specify on January 25: “@MSLacarrau’s ophthalmic concerns will keep her away from the air for some time. Until then, Jacques Legros is presenting at 1 p.m., @Ju_arnaud will replace him during his holidays the week of 02/21. We wish him a speedy recovery and we can’t wait to find her!“
Since then, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau has still not made a comeback. But she will soon find her team. Jacques Legros will be at the helm of the JT until February 18. It is then Julien Arnaud (who usually replaces Gilles Bouleau on the 8 p.m. television news) who will succeed him from February 21 to 25. Jacques Legros will then make his return from February 28 until March 4, because the wife of Pierre Bascoul will take over the reins from March 7.
It will therefore be necessary to wait less than a month to see the sweet face of Marie-Sophie Lacarrau on the air. A news that will delight the public. It was in January 2021 that she took her first steps in the program, replacing Jean-Pierre Pernaut who had chosen to leave. She had already missed the public in April 2021, when she was forced to isolate herself because of the Covid-19. “No return for me today. The Covid prevents me from meeting you as planned at 13 pm. I’m finishing my isolation and I’m coming back in good shape as soon as possible“, she said on Twitter.