“It’s called a rake!” mockingly, Laurent Ruquier addresses his guest this Sunday, September 18, on the set of “Children of TV” on France 2. But who and what is it? Quite simply from Christophe Hondelatte to whom the host awards a very nice saucepan… which the journalist absolutely did not remember! At the time, in 2005, Christophe Hondelatte presented the 1 p.m. news on France 2. In direct competition with that of Jean-Pierre Pernaut on TF1. That day, he received the brand new Miss France Cindy Fabre. Visibly charmed, the journalist makes a few more or less masked advances by telling him that 1 p.m. presenters married Miss France.
Obvious allusion to his main rival of the first channel and to Nathalie Marquay. Smiling but not falling into the trap, Cindy Fabre plays on the reserve and announces that it would not risk to happen to her. Hondelatte then continues with a: “Can we kiss?” quite bold to which the Miss replies tit for tat a “No!” determined. Hence the famous “rake” mentioned by Laurent Ruquier who does not fail to underline the topicality of Cindy Fabre, who recently became the replacement for Sylvie Tellier within the Miss France committee.
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But also on the program: Chantal Ladesou, Cathy Guetta and Jacky
Every Sunday thus brings its share of surprise videos of which the host, who also officiates every day on RTL with his “Big heads”, has the secret. Last week, he dedicated his program to Michel Drucker, at the dawn of the latter’s 80th birthday, inviting many personalities, including Florent Pagny, to wish him a happy birthday. This Sunday, September 18, from 6:40 p.m., we will also be able to find his comrade Chantal Ladesou who has just completed the filming of the film “Hunting” alongside Didier Bourdon and Thierry Lhermitte. But who is especially currently preparing a new show at the theater, “1983” by Jean Robert-Charrier. She will play a woman working in fashion who decides to withdraw from the world to find inspiration… a project that will last for years. Another nice surprise, with Cathy Guetta, the former queen of Parisian nights, who came to talk about Djaayz, the application she created to find a DJ for all her evenings. Without forgetting the host Jacky, the idol of the Dorothée years, who will evoke the 40th anniversary of the cult program “Platine 45” with the exceptional release of a special new double DVD for the 1980s. nostalgia and bursts of laughter.
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