While she was due to make her return to the air this Monday, January 3 after 2 weeks of absence, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau announced on Twitter that she could not take control of the 1 p.m. JT on TF1 as planned due to of a medical problem.
A year ago already, on January 4, 2021, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau took over the reins of TF1 1 p.m. replacing Jean-Pierre Pernaut who, after 30 years of good and loyal service, decided to bid farewell to television viewers. a. A difficult exercise given the popularity of its predecessor but perfectly successful by the journalist. Jean-Pierre Pernaut himself validated this handover, confident last July: “I think it’s good! Marie-Sophie is perfectly involved in this edition of the 1pm, she works with the same team as mine with correspondents in the regions … I like Marie-Sophie“.
Marie-Sophie Lacarrau will not present the 1 p.m. this Monday
Absent from the air since last Friday, December 17, for a well-deserved Christmas vacation, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau was to return to the controls of the mid-day television news this Monday, January 3, 2022. The opportunity to celebrate her first birthday in the armchair of 13 hours of TF1. Unfortunately, this will not be possible. This Sunday, January 2, the journalist announced that she could not present her news as planned due to a medical problem. If she did not want to go into too much detail, the 45-year-old mother was however reassuring by suggesting that there was nothing serious.
“I was looking forward to seeing you again”
“Hello everyone. I was looking forward to seeing you again tomorrow and wishing you a Happy New Year live at 1 p.m.… but a medical concern will prevent me from joining you. It’s not the Covid! It’s a problem ophthalmologist! “ wrote Marie-Sophie Lacarrau on her Twitter account. Since she will not be able to do it verbally, the journalist then took the opportunity to send her best wishes to the viewers: “So, in this message, I send you all my best wishes for 2022 and I tell you very soon on TF1! In the meantime, a big thank you to Jacques Legros who will continue to accompany you with the whole team at 1pm!” In charge of the 13 hours of TF1 since Monday, December 20, Jacques Legros, the joker of Marie-Sophie Lacarrau, will therefore play extra time. The journalist does not specify until when, and therefore the date of his return.
all my best wishes for 2022 and see you soon on @ tf1lejt ??!
In the meantime, a big thank you to Jacques Legros who will continue to accompany you with the whole 1pm team! [2/2]– Marie-Sophie Lacarrau (@MSLacarrau) January 2, 2022