Since 2008, Cyril Féraud has been living a waking dream on France Télévisions. Arrived at just 23 years old in the public service to host the Loto draws, he caught the eye of the games pole, and the following year was entrusted with the reins of a brand new daily game, Slam, hosted for a few months by Thierry Beccaro. From the outset, the game is a success. Cyril Féraud progresses, grows, and is entrusted with more projects year after year: he leads Sidaction, the Laughter Stars and the Telethon on France 2, and is offered new games on France 3, such as Nobody thought about it And The spelling tournament. But it was from 2015 that his career took a completely new turn. Host every Sunday from Grand Slam, he became the host of an incredible number of public service programs.
Today, Cyril Féraud is at the head of nearly fifteen showsall public service channels combined: Slam, Telethon, The Grand Slam, Music Festival, The Treasure Map, Family Duels, 100% Logic, The Champions Quiz, The Floor: Conquering the Ground, Fort Boyard, What will be the best folk dance in France, What will be the best folk song in France, or the Interceltic Festivals of Monte-Carlo and Lorient. An exceptional career, crowned with success in each of her appearances in prime-time such as in the afternoonand which inevitably makes people envious.
Guest of C Media this Sunday, December 17, the strong man in public service, now 38 years old, did not wish to confirm the rumors which have been suggesting for several months that TF1 courted him and offered him to join Camille Combal, Nikos Aliagas and Jean-Luc Reichmann among the strong men of the Tower. But if Cyril Féraud refused to comment on this information that the journalist Benoît Daragon of Parisian however certified, he indicated that he felt very good on France Télévisions, and that he had, for the moment, no interest in switching to TF1.
“Having a career that will last six months isn’t much use”
“We start from a place when we’re not happy. I’m incredibly lucky, my childhood dream was to present games on TV. Today, I have two daily shows , I have the chance to present formats that are truly hits” he started before being cut off by Thierry Moreauwho told him that it was all about the “check” that could be offered to him. Statements that Cyril Féraud denied, arguing that money was not his driving force: “I don’t see life like that. If it’s to take a big check, and have a career that will last six months crossing the Seine, there’s not much point. I’m very happy to what I managed to build” was proud of the one who we will find in a few weeks at the head of a new event game called The Floor: Conquering the groundproduced by Arthur, and which could once again overshadow the star Academy !