On December 8, France 2 viewers will find Julian Bugier at the presentation of a special edition of 13 hours dedicated to Notre-Dame de Paris. A program that the journalist notably mentioned during an exchange with TV Starthis Tuesday, November 28. “This is the first time thata live edition will be set up in Notre-Dame since the fire. And it will be exactly one year before it reopens to the public.”, he explained. During the interview, Julian Bugier also spoke about his role as a father, explaining that he talked a lot with his children about current affairs. “They are demanding. On the school harassmentwe watch reports togetherit raises awareness”he indicated.
If Julian Bugier discusses a lot about these subjects, it is above all because they affect him a lot. As a television presenter, and more precisely of a news program, the journalist is faced with very hard news on a daily basis. “As a citizen, there are things that strike me and outrage me. The country is tormented,” he declared to TV Starbefore returning more precisely to its relationship to journalism: “My role as a journalist is to put factual elements on emotion. We have a shell when we present the news, but it’s not always easy. Sometimes we break down too.”
Julian Bugier, his tip for relaxing: “I love to escape…”
To relax and disconnect from his daily routine, Julian Bugier has found the solution: he takes advantage of his weekends to leave the capital and relax. “I love getting away from Paris and clearing my head with friends and family”he underlined, before concluding: “I do a lot of sport and I’m a bon vivant. I start cooking quite early in the afternoon to make a good meal in the evening. I love these moments of sharing.”
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