Replaced for more than two months now, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau is not ready to take over the antenna of the 1 p.m. of TF1! The journalist, who replaced Jean-Pierre Pernaut after his departure, indeed suffers from a “rare and severe infection“to the eye, as she had announced in a video posted at the end of February on social networks, a disease on which she had not wanted to dwell.
But according to information from the magazine Paris hereit would actually be a endophthalmitis, a very dangerous bacterium, probably caught because of contact lenses, and which could make him lose his sight, in the most serious case. Fortunately, the journalist does not seem to be there yet and no doubt takes her antibiotic treatment seriously, she who indicated “do everything” to find his place quickly.
However, we should not see her again immediately on the air: if all the treatments go well and her illness does not worsen, the treatment would last from six months to a year! Marie-Sophie Lacarrau will therefore have to be patient because she will not return immediately to the screens.
Her fans, not seeing her return, were worried in January, thinking of contamination with Covid-19, then at its strongest. She had quickly reassured them on Twitter, speaking of a “ophthalmic problem“before giving more details on Instagram, the eye squinted and hidden behind large dark glasses.
During his entire absence, it was Jacques Legros, usually joker during the week, who was responsible for taking over his post (and who should therefore not leave him immediately). Julien Arnaud, meanwhile, was able to provide during the holidays. An organization to completely rethink for TF1, which the journalist had not failed to thank in her little video on Instagram.