For several years, Elise Lucet has been at the helm of two successful magazines. Since 2012, she presents Cash investigation on France 2 and four years later, she took charge ofCorrespondent, on the same channel. Filming his shows takes time and energy. But she also makes time for herself and for her family. That’s how once the cameras go down, she shares sweet moments with her 15-year-old daughter Rose. However, on the heart side, Elise Lucet wants to keep her garden a secret. But she once shared the life of a well-known man!
Although she locks down her private life and takes care to only bring up the subject on very, very rare occasions, some information has been revealed about her love affairs. Thereby, Elise Lucet was in a relationship with a famous journalist in the past, namely Jean Marie Cavada. His name and face are known to everyone in the industry. Many years ago he produced and hosted The Walk of the Century, hit show. Then, he was president of Radio France between 1998 and 2004 before finally leaving journalism to enter politics. The couple spent ten years together before breaking up. The reasons for the break between the 82-year-old man and the journalist 23 years her junior have never been publicly disclosed.
Jean-Marie Cavada and Elise Lucet did not have children together. He for his part is the father of two children, both of whom have become journalists: Laurence Luret and Mathieu Cavada. The charming blonde is also the mother of the young Rose, born 15 years ago from her love affair with Martin Bourgeois, an antique dealer by trade. They celebrated their marriage in 2006 and lived five years of love that came to an abrupt end when the young dad died at the age of 43. He suffered from leukemia and disappeared when the girl was only 4 years old. “Such a loss, there are those who have experienced it and those who have not experienced it. We recognize each other, she told the newspaper The world in 2018. On the one hand, it removes a recklessness, but it recreates another. You better understand what fills you, what interests you. I do not want to barguigner, I know it can stop tomorrow.“