Solène Delinger 3:13 p.m., January 25, 2023

His face certainly tells you something.

For two years, Ambre Chalumeau has presented the cultural chronicle of the program "Quotidien", on TMC.

At only 25 years old, the young woman has imposed herself brilliantly in the team of Yann Barthès.

It seems that she inherited the talent of her parents, famous in the world of television. 

She has undeniably found her place in Yann Barthès' daily show.

In charge of the cultural section of

Quotidien

for two years now, Ambre Chalumeau, 25, has become an indispensable part of the team.

It is indeed with a lot of spirit that the young woman presents her BAC, Brigade des Affaires Culturelles, every evening. 

“A lot of people think I got the job thanks to my parents”

His appetite for cultural subjects does not come from nowhere.

Ambre Chalumeau indeed grew up in a world where writing and cinema reigned supreme.

His father is none other than Laurent Chalumeau, one of the great authors of Canal +.

He notably wrote the texts of Antoine de Caunes for 

Nowhere else

, in the 1990s. Arielle Saracco, his mother, is the former director of the original creation of Canal.

It has produced major series such as 

Le Bureau des Légendes

, Engrenages, Hippocrate, Baron Noir

and

Braquo.

And, she also participated in the launch of the

Grand Journal

and other short programs such

as SAV

or

Serge le mytho. 

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In her cultural column of January 5, 2023, Ambre Chalumeau referred to the debate on the "nepo-babies" ("son and daughter of" in French) which has shaken the United States since the publication of the article by Nate Jones in the

New York Magazine. 

Lily Rose Depp, Zoë Kravitz, Lily Collins... All these star children have in turn become famous, in part thanks to the notoriety of their parents.

Is this the case for Ambre Chalumeau?

After her column, many Internet users criticized her for not having specified that she herself was a "daughter of".

“A lot of people think I got the job on TMC thanks to my parents. But not at all. When I told them I was going to be on the air, their first reaction was worry: they know this medium and thought about what the public exposure implied. They left me to manage and, today, I believe that they are proud, happy with what I live…", she reacted in the columns of 

20 Minutes,

Tuesday January 24.