Loyal TF1 viewers have no doubt didn’t forget his face. From 1987 to 1994, Annie Pujol – who celebrated her 62nd birthday on Tuesday, December 5 – co-hosted The Wheel of Fortune, with notably Michel Robbe, Christian Morin and Alexandre Debanne. She then presented the show Di dou da, broadcast every Saturday, always on the first channel. A few years later, she was also seen in the famous show Hello, it’s us presented by Christophe Dechavanne or in Turn on the TV alongside Bernard Montiel. But since the mid-1990s, the presence of Annie Pujol in the small window has become very rare, if not non-existent. And this for a very specific reason, the person concerned converted far from television sets…
After being a leading face of the small screen, Annie Pujol is became a sports coach and dance teacher, as the public was able to discover in a sequence of the show Beautiful & Good, broadcast on Saturday October 8, 2022 on France 2 and spotted by our colleagues from Here is. “This woman has now become a coach and created a gym and dance school, called Studio A“, explained Elsa Wolinski in the preamble. Present on set, Annie Pujol then agreed to say more about her professional reconversion: “First, I was a dance teacher. Chance brought me to TV. I never stopped dancing and gymnastics. When I stopped watching TV, I said to myself: I’m going back to my first love. I missed it and so here it is“, confided the one who is at the head of a “great studio” located in Paris.
What does Annie Pujol’s daily life look like?
Guest on the set of Beautiful & Goodthe former co-host of The wheel of fortune agreed to give a little demonstration of the discipline she teaches. “In the studio, as in all studios, we do everything: we do cardio fitness, we do CrossFit, we do aerobics, we do yoga, we do Pilates, we do lots of things. I realized, maybe after Covid, I don’t know, that women wanted to move their bodies with pleasure while dancing.“, explained Annie Pujol, who suggests for example “a dance fitness class.” A new daily life that has nothing to do with his life before…
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