“Is that your last word?”. This phrase still resonates in people’s minds as it has become so emblematic. A cult phrase, stated by Jean-Pierre Foucault for several years in the famous game of TF1 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? adapted from the British programWho Wants to Be a Millionaire?
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After giving way to Camille Combal in 2019, Jean-Pierre Foucault saw the program he hosted for several years completely disappear. But with the will of the host Arthur, he could sign his return shortly. In any case, this is what our colleagues from Puremedias, The ParisianAnd Tele-Leisure this Wednesday April 3, 2024.
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“Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” back soon ?
The show should return to celebrate the game’s anniversary. There will be several special evenings for the 25th anniversary of the program and which will take part Jean-Pierre Foucault. It remains to be seen whether he will host, co-host, or be a candidate for one of the evenings. But according to our colleagues, his presence would be certified.
But will he be able to hold his place? He who had a complicated year in 2023 due to major health concerns. Indeed, in May of the same year, he spoke at length to Doctissimo
and revealed that he had suffered two cardiac arrests.
Jean-Pierre Foucault and his complicated year 2023
A few months later, on November 8, 2023, it is with our colleagues from TV Mag that he took stock of his health and gave more details on these cardiac arrests. “In fact, I had a stent that had become blocked so I had an operation to unblock it and then I had three weeks of rehabilitation in Hyères”he confided before ensuring that “Now all is fine”.
His two cardiac arrests, Jean-Pierre Foucault fell victim to it the same day, while traveling by plane. “Once there, I was unable to climb the few steps that separated me from the front door. I lay down on the ground, in the garden, and we called the emergency services. They then directed me to stop moving”he revealed to Doctissimo.
It was the firefighters who told him that he had “suffered two small cardiac arrests: the first in the garden, the other in the emergency room”.