Laurent Ruquier is the happy owner of a very large mansion located in Normandy, known through his companion Hugo Manos who regularly posts photos on social networks.
Laurent Ruquier is the new star of BFM TV ! The host has left France Televisions to join the team of the 24-hour news channel headed by his friend Marc-Olivier Fogiel. Since September 25, he has presented the current affairs and debate program Ruquier’s 8 p.m. with Julie Hammett, in the company of columnists and a certain number of guests from very different backgrounds. Recently, it was Michel Sardou who provoked strong reactions on the set of the show by sharing his various angers towards our century.
Always very busy with his activities at RTLas facilitator of Big heads, Laurent Ruquier has a particularly busy professional schedule. It is therefore no coincidence that he has chosen to move away as soon as he can from the hustle and bustle of Paris, where he lives every day, withina true haven of peace located on the banks of the English Channel. The influencer’s companion and columnist Do not touch My TV Hugo Manos regularly publishes photos of this immense estate on social networks.
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A 4,500m2 estate with swimming pool
It is therefore partly thanks to Hugo Manos whose life he has shared for five years now that we know this stone manor built in 1875 by the architect Charles Garnier, with an area of 600m2. The domain of 4,500m2 is located more precisely in Villerville, between Deauville and Trouville-sur-mer, in Calvados, and hasswimming pool in which the influencer often bathes. In particular, we find inside no less than seven bedrooms and the large bay windows allow you to enjoy the breathtaking view of the beach. Laurent Ruquier is the owner of this luxurious mansion since 2017.
Gérard Depardieu hates Laurent Ruquier
His privacy was also discussed on the set of 20 Hours of Ruquier this Monday, October 2. The 60-year-old host responded to the statements of Gérard Depardieu who defended himself from accusations of rape and sexual assault against him in an open letter published by Le Figaro the day before. Recalling that the actor benefited from the presumption of innocence, Laurent Ruquier stressed that he was “a sacred monster” and that he was “still elsewhere”. He then spoke about the relationships they had off camera. “I came across Depardieu once or twice in this profession. Very bad relations so believe me that I am not defending a friend. It’s someone who hates me“ he revealed live on BFM TVemphasizing that he on the other hand did not hate it
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