Michel Drucker will have to extend his absence. The host of Vivement dimanche will not resume the presentation of his cult show in mid-March, as planned.
The state of health of Michel Drucker worries. The 80-year-old host was forced to be absent from television sets for several weeks “for a medical test battery” revealed our colleagues from Parisian in February. The host of Can’t wait for Sunday was hospitalized in Ile-de-France for “a stay in connection with his heavy heart operation in 2020“clarified our colleagues. Can’t wait for Sunday, his cult show, was therefore rebroadcast on the antennas of France Télévisions. Michel Drucker had also moved away from the boards where he played his only on stage, From you to me. On enforced restMichel Drucker was to resume filming Can’t wait for Sunday “within a fortnight“After his exams, explained our colleagues from RTL.
Michel Drucker unfortunately has to prolong his absence as revealed by our colleagues from The audiovisual letter. They state that “Michel Drucker will not resume the presentation of Vivement dimanche on France 3 in mid-March as planned”. In question, “the octogenarian animator is obliged at complete rest.” They add that the performance of his only on stage scheduled for April 14 in Hauts-de-France “is already canceled.”
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Michel Drucker hospitalized: “Everything is fine”
Michel Drucker underwent major heart surgery in 2020 with the aim of unclogging his coronary arteries. Hospitalized for almost 3 months, the host had revealed that his “heart was stopped for a few hours and hooked up to a machine.” He then explained to Parisian : “There, I realized I had come close to disaster.” Hospitalized again in February 2023 according to information from the Parisian, Michel Drucker had to put his various projects on hold. “We agreed with Michel that he take the time to rest after his exams. I talk to him every day and he is doing very well.”, explained Stéphane Sitbon-Gomez, the director of antennas and programs for France Télévisions. The host’s relatives had immediately tried to reassure his loyal audience by explaining that “everything was fine” and that a follow-up of the health of the host after an operation of such magnitude was completely normal.