He is one of the most emblematic Midday Masters of the game of TF1. Paul El-Kharrat will have marked the viewers of the 12 shots of noon. Thanks to his knowledge and quick thinking, the man who suffers from Asperger’s syndrome has managed to find a place in the media sphere. Indeed, since his participation in the broadcast of the first channel, the 24 year old young man integrated the Big heads on RTLnext to Laurent Ruquier. That’s not all: he also became a writer. On September 27, 2023, the writer unveiled his new work, Crimes and mysteries of France, published by Harpercollins. On the occasion of the promotion of his latest book, the former Master of Midi spoke to our colleagues atParis here on Wednesday December 6, 2023. During this interview, Paul El Kharrat returned to his private life, in particular his romantic situation. “I don’t have a girlfriend. That’s something I’d like to experience.”he said, very frank.
Paul El Kharrat opens up about his autistic disorder
Also mentioning his autistic disorder, the young member of Les Grosses Têtes indicates that he can “talk about” freely and “to be heard and listened to, by a certain oral power, through TV and the networks”, he congratulates himself. Although he still lacks a person to cherish on a daily basis, Paul El Kharrat is very happy in his professional life. “I hope not to be censored when I express divisive or divergent opinions on certain subjects or jokes that are difficult to understand. I see myself continuing in the literary field, on the radio, I hope.” he told Ici Paris. The opportunity to reveal the interest he has in news items. “The criminals in my book come from all social backgrounds and, in a given context, have committed the irreparable. They were already living in a troubled, failed existence. A system in which they do not recognize themselves. They are scoundrels or people accustomed to the desire for revenge, to kill”he says. One thing is certain, the former Master of Midday wants to concentrate on his professional career which he lives at a hundred miles an hour.