Journalist Carole Gaessler was very moved this Thursday, June 29 at the end of her 19/20. It was indeed the last newspaper, which she had been presenting since 2008.
She seemed more than moved. The journalist Carole Gaessler bid a heartbreaking goodbye to viewers of France 3 this Thursday, June 29. In effect, she ensured the presentation of her last 19/20she who had been at its head since 2008. And the 55-year-old woman could not hide his emotion when it was time to go on air, since, for her, it was a long page that was being turned.
“This Thursday is a special day for me since it’s my last 19/20. I’m leaving for new adventures, still on France 3, with soon a daily magazine on the Olympic Games”she began her goodbyebefore adding: “I am very happy about it. For thirteen years, I had a lot of fun meeting you at 7:30 p.m. Sincerely thank you for your loyalty, your trust too. Every evening, you were more than two and a half million at follow the 19/20. It is heartwarming.” Carole Gaessler also took the time to thank all its collaborators.
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The journalist did not stop there. The emotion was beautiful to be thereshe explained that she tried “every night of[…] bring the most honest look possible on the news”indicating that this is the “public service mission”. When she was on the verge of tears, her entire team then joined her on the set: “They’ll end up making me cry […] They are all there and I did not expect it. They are all doing a great job on the pitch, close to home and on the other side of the world.” A team that seemed to appreciate the journalist. Moreover, she has received a beautiful bouquet for the occasion. But Carole Gaessler is not leaving public service. She will soon at the helm of the magazine Citizen games dedicated to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. To Puremédias, she explained a few weeks ago: “Starting from a blank page, I wondered how to interest viewers, and interest me.” And to add concerning his desire to start his new project : “Because I can’t make a show otherwise, and if it had been sport and pure competition, it wouldn’t have interested me. Getting into the heads of champions, organizational challenges, that, that’s me. ‘excited.”