Solène Delinger 1:59 p.m., September 23, 2022
Are Léa Salamé and Laurent Ruquier cold since the host decided to leave the presentation of the Saturday evening talk show?
Invited to the microphone of Philippe Vandel on Friday, the star journalist of the morning of France Inter, who will present tomorrow the first number of the program "Quelle époque!"
explained that she had regretted Ruquier's decision and had now come to terms with it.
A great first for Léa Salamé.
Saturday evening, the journalist will present solo
What time!
, the new talk show for the second part of the evening on France 2. An essential public service box that she presented in tandem with Laurent Ruquier last year in
On est en direct.
At the end of the season, his first to host the show in pairs, Laurent Ruquier preferred to leave the ship.
Laurent Ruquier was no longer "happy"
"I quickly understood that it was very complicated to host a talk show for two," he explained to
Parisian
in June.
"And Léa has nothing to do with it. It probably went better with her than if it had been someone else since we have a real bond. But I was unhappy, and when I'm not happy , I am leaving".
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A color of freedom and impertinence
Invited to
Culture Médias
this Friday on Europe 1, Léa Salamé returned to the departure of her sidekick.
"Laurent Ruquier has decided to stop the show. I regretted it but now I have accepted it," she confided to Philippe Vandel.
If the host of
Quelle epoque!
will now be alone at the helm of the talk show, she assures that he "places himself completely in the filiation of Ardisson and Ruquier".
"Me, it's a box that I've always looked at. When I was young, I watched Ardisson every Saturday evening. Then I was a columnist at Ruquier in
On n'est pas laid
, then I been a presenter”, she recalls at the microphone of Philippe Vandel.
The PAF star is looking forward to embarking on a new adventure, despite his stress.
"I like this freedom that there is on this box there of the public service. This is not the case everywhere on the public service, but there, for 25 years, there is a color of freedom, impertinence . Something is going on, a form of transgression and a bit of a smell of sulfur that I like, which attracts me. And so there, we will see what we will give".
Léa Salamé will be accompanied by a new acolyte, Christophe Dechavanne, every Saturday evening in
Quelle époque!.