Daphné Roulier escaped the worst. The wife of Antoine de Caunes revealed on her social networks that she was the victim of a violent scooter accident, which caused him serious injuries. Via Instagram this Saturday March 2, 2024, the former Canal+ journalist, who hosted numerous shows there such as The Butterfly Effect and The Circle, was the target of a “glide” and today faces four fractures: “Did you do this to yourself while skiing? No, a gliding flight on a scooter. Quadruple bill. A trifle… And you play hooky from school on crutches? Yeah…” quipped the fifty-year-old, before indicating that she had been immobilized for a month.
Indeed, Daphné Roulier photographed herself on a train, on crutches. But the scooter accident that targeted her dates back several weeks, and therejournalist had to remain bedridden for more than a month, so that the fractures caused by the accident disseminate as quickly as possible. Fortunately, the journalist can count on the support of her friends, many of whom support her on Instagram, and on those close to her, such as her husband Antoine de Caunes, and their son Jules, who celebrated his 15th birthday last August.
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In a relationship with Antoine de Caunes since 2007Daphné Roulier and the latter met ten years earlier, on the set of the show Nowhere else
, for which she presented the news. From 2001 to 2005, she subsequently inherited the weekly show + Cleardevoted to the media, and which was later replaced by The Tube. She subsequently became the cinema madam of the encrypted channel, by taking control of the Circle in March 2005, then The weekly cinemathenExterior Day. From 2009, she took over the reins of the show Butterfly Effectwhich covers international news.
When the D8 channel was created in October 2012, Daphné Roulier is chosen to embody the evening television news, but was quickly replaced by Adrienne de Malleray. She left again in 2013 on Canal+ to take back the reins Butterfly Effectthen those of Circle from 2016. Augustin Trapenard replaced her after a few months, and she ended up leaving the channel on the sly, in March 2019, after several seasons spent in the closet. In January 2021, she joined The Parliamentary Channel on which she offers two Sundays a month a program called The Big Interviews, broadcast in the second part of the evening. Since 2022, she has also officiated on Classical Radio every Saturday and Sunday morning, and embodies the show Adult womenin which she looks back on the women who have left their mark on the history of music.