It’s a big family and they, once again, proved it this Tuesday, April 2. We were able to see the link between the members of the show The Big Heads, broadcast from Monday to Friday on RTL and presented by Laurent Ruquier, when everyone paid a vibrant tribute to Claude Sarraute, who died on June 20 at the age of 95. A program that was very special since everyone took the time to remember the good times spent with the journalist.
This Tuesday, April 2, it was for a much more joyful event that some members of the program met at the Buddha Bar in Paris. Indeed, Rachel Khan organized there – via Five Eyes Production – the launch party of her book The Republic put to the test of words, published by the Observatory. On this occasion, Karine Le Marchand, Jeanfi Janssens, Danièle Évenou, Valérie Trierweiler and Rachel Khan posed in front of the photographers. They showed that the show was not just a simple radio program, but that it indeed brought together personalities who get along well.
⋙ PHOTOS – Pierre Bénichou, Antoine Duléry, Chantal Ladesou… They were members of Les Grosses Têtes
The members of Big heads at the heart of the news
In addition to the release of this book by Rachel Khan, her friends who came to support her also have projects or are at the heart of the news. The former steward turned comedian, Jeanfi Janssens, is currently on stage to present his second one-man show, Fell from the sky. After the Parisian scene, he will go on tour throughout France until 2025. As for Karine Le Marchand, after a controversy surrounding her daughter, she indicated that she was resuming filming of the nineteenth season of Love is in the meadow. After the distribution of the portraits in February, she launched the speed dating half-March. A sequel which is eagerly awaited by viewers, who are still fond of this extraordinary adventure for farmers. As for Valérie Trierweiler, her name was mentioned several times during the clash that occurred between Inès Reg and Natasha St-Pier during rehearsals for Dance with the stars. The latter indicated that she had referred, while attempting a joke, to a stormy scene between Inès Reg and Valérie Trierweiler in the game Beijing Express in 2022, which triggered this clash and ignited the Internet.
Article written with the collaboration of 6Medias
Photo credits: Jérôme Dominé/Five Eyes Production