He is the one who announces with a flawless voice the vote and the irrevocable sentence of the end of advice of “Koh Lanta”, he is also the one who knows how to reframe the candidates in a more or less friendly way during the tests… Tall, sporty and Scholar, journalist Denis Brogniart often brings to mind “Monsieur Parfait” as he seems concerned with uprightness without rarely showing flexibility. That’s why when the presenter makes a mess on his Instagram account, everyone corrects him with a certain undisguised pleasure!
In any case, everything he does, he does it thoroughly! While waiting for the return to the air of the next season of the TF1 adventure game, which ended with the equal victory of Bastien and François in the last season called “Le Totem maudit”, the host straight to the island of Reunion, in search of sporting challenges to take up. After having prepared with his brother Gilles in duet the Zembrocal relay, a circuit called “25 bumps” over a distance of 150 kilometers, reputed to be very difficult, the 55-year-old man launched this Friday October 28 and Saturday October 29 in the ascent of the Maido by bike. A 75 kilometer race with some 2,300 meters of elevation between sea and mountains. The photos and stories he posts on his Instagram account bear witness to the difficulty of the event!
A small mistake that triggers a wave of comments
But, like a break of tenderness in this painful setting for the muscles, Denis Brogniart decided to publish a selfie, this Saturday, October 29, against the backdrop of the beach at sunset… The legend? ” Pleasure of the eyes! Sunset tonight at Reunion Heritage Beach!” Cap screwed upside down and sunglasses on top, the journalist was far from suspecting that he was going to be corrected immediately! Because the Net surfers did not sulk their pleasure to take again this demanding globe-trotter and to indicate to him that it is about the Beach of the Hermitage and not about the inheritance! “Great sunset on the beach at Hermitage Denis…”, Hermitage Denis!! I’m in the hemisphere”, “Hi, it’s not heritage, it’s hermitage…” A small shell on the wet sand of Overseas…
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