She will only have served for a few months. From the beginning of the show The 12 strokes of noon in June 2010, Véronique Le Nir was the voice-over for the game show until January 2011. In the first episodes of the iconic game show TF1The Fairy Eulalie was embodied by a small virtual character. So, in the first episode of the show, she could be seen introducing herself from her bath, joking about the fact that she “was late”. A few months later, in October 2010, the character disappeared from the screens, leaving only the joyful voice of Eulalie. It was finally in January 2011 that Véronique Le Nir was replaced by Isabelle Benhadj, Zette’s voice. The latter is also a well-known voice on French television, since she also officiated for From the sky or History Secrets.
Véronique Le Nir, a long-standing passion for television and radio
Véronique Le Nir is of Breton and Franco-Latvian origin. Behind her brown eyes and blonde hair hides a true passion for the audiovisual sector. In an interview given to Telegram in 2009, she explained that “radio is my favorite activity and I hope to return to it!” because at the time she was officiating on television alongside Pierre Bellemare in a teleshopping show. An attachment to the world of sound, which was built through his radio experiencesoften as host of musical shows or society magazines, including seven years in radio Nostalgia. And since its cessation of 12 shots of noon, we can say that Véronique Le Nir has not been idle. She has notably contributed to numerous television advertisements, notably for Amazon Or Elite meetingor even radio advertisements for South African Airways Or Holiday vouchers. But that’s not all ! She has produced several trailers for channels like Eurosport Or TF1 and was even the voice during the 2021 departmental and regional elections on Radio France. In 2012-2013, she even presented the weather on RTL! A jack-of-all-trades voice actress, then!