Leïla Kaddour co-hosts tonight The great saga of France Télévisions with Laurent Ruquier on France 2. This bonus is an opportunity for the two presenters to come back to the highlights of the channels of the France Télévisions group, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary.
If Laurent Ruquier is Leïla Kaddour’s partner for an evening on France 2, the 42-year-old journalist has shared Pierre Guénard’s life for four years. A novelist and rock singer member of the Radio Elvis group with which she formalized in 2018. The two lovebirds were then attending a match at the Roland Garros tournament. Leïla Kaddour had also been surprised by the media coverage of her couple, as she had confided to TV Star in February 2019: “It’s true that I went to Roland Garros to watch a match with my companion and I didn’t imagine that the photographers were going to be interested. I don’t see myself as a star on a daily basis. I’m not a well-known actress, I’m a journalist. I had not measured the scope of this public appearance.
Her partner is also a writer
Her companion Pierre Guénard, who is eight years younger than her, arrived in Paris in 2009 to start a career as a singer. With his group Radio Elvis, he participated in competitions such as France Inter’s Radio Crochet Inter in 2013. Radio that his companion Leïla knows well for being a columnist alongside his great friend Nagui in The original band. Alongside his career as a singer, Pierre Guénard is also a writer. The 34-year-old is releasing his first novel Zero Glory published by Flammarion. He will also be on Tuesday September 20 at the Librairie de Paris Place de Clichy for a live performance with his group. They are currently preparing a new album.