He’s the star recruit of the new season of Do not touch My TV. Announced among Cyril Hanouna’s new recruits, Jacques Cardoze is the one that, by far, stood out from all the others. Three months after his arrival, the former journalist from Complément d’investigation only missed four shows, and is one of the five columnists most requested by Cyril Hanouna, alongside Gilles Verdez, Valérie Bénaïm, Géraldine Maillet and Raymond Aabou. He far outclasses Moundir Zoughari, Pascale de la Tour du Pin and Moon Reddan, who are the only other survivors of the numerous recruits announced by the host and star producer of C8. Exit Alex Goude, Evelyne Thomas, Yenad Mlaraha and Marion MarimoutouCyril Hanouna can count on his fine daily team, who always provide him with great anecdotes.
The last, revealed by Jacques Cardoze in the TPMP Weekend of this Friday, November 17, 2023, surprised more than one. As the team returned to the salaries of teachers star Academy revealed exclusively by Audience in your new issue on newsstands, the journalist revealed that he knows Cécile Chaduteau well, the new stage expression teacher who replaces Laure Balon. And for good reason: Jacques Cardoze, who has been dancing for a long time, shared the stage with the woman who, a few years ago, was on Kamel Ouali’s musicalCleopatraalongside Sofia Essaïdi.
Dance, journalism and communication
“I was in class with her. In dance class. Yes, it’s true. I’m very happy to see her there, she’s had a great career, a great career as a dance and choreographer”testified Jacques Cardoze. Indeed, before becoming a senior reporter and then communications director at the Olympique de Marseille, Jacques Cardoze studied at the Paris Opera, then at the Paris Conservatory of Dance. A dancer at the Comédie Française from the age of 16, he subsequently joined Belgium, at the Royal Ballet of Flanders, before returning to France, at the Ballet français de Nancy, directed by the late Patrick Dupond. Graduated from the Paris National Conservatory in the history of music and dance, he was a professional dancer for five yearsthen decided to put an end to his artistic career to join France Télévisions in 1992, at the age of 23.