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This Wednesday, May 8, 2024, “Télématin” relocated to Marseille for the arrival of the Olympic flame. Marie Portolano found herself facing a guest she knows particularly well since both are married and expecting their second child together. Grégoire Ludig was there to present his film “The Coubertin Spirit”.
Marie Portolano interviews her husband Grégoire Ludig for the first time in “Télématin” on France 2. © France 2
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Very special moment for Marie Portolano this Wednesday May 8, 2024 in Telematin !
While the successful France 2 morning show was relocated to Marseille to cover the arrival of the Olympic flame in the Marseille city, Marie Portolano and Thomas Sotto had the pleasure of a guest that everyone knows well, the journalist from France Télévisions again better since it was the one who has shared her life for several years: her husband Grégoire Ludig. “Mr. Portolano, Grégoire Ludig“, introduced Thomas Sotto who followed up with a practical question: “Who looks after the children?” “Well we don’t know.”, replied the comedian, Palmashow member and actor, with a laugh. As a colleague of Marie Portolano rightly pointed out, one of them was on the set since the journalist and presenter is currently pregnant with her third child, the second with Grégoire Ludig. Married since 2019, in a relationship since 2017, the lovers will expand the family in a few weeks. The journalist is also the mother of James (10 years old), born from a previous relationship.
Marie Portolano and Grégoire Ludig accomplices live on France 2
Obviously very happy to interview her husband for the first time, Marie Portolano clarified the situation for viewers. “We are not going to pretend to be married since you understand that we are married in real life“she said live, from the Old Port of Marseille where the set of Telematin. “I want to greet you“, her husband then replied, showing his complicity with his wife live. “If you want, we can have a little fun“, she then replied.
If Grégoire Ludig was in Telematinit was to promote his new film The Coubertin spirit, an interview perfectly relevant to this day of the arrival of the Olympic flame in Marseille and the release of the film. The pitch of this film directed by Jérémie Sein? After ten days of competition, the Games were a fiasco for the French delegation which failed to win a gold medal. All hopes of the title now rest on Paul, world shooting champion but an immature and not very smart athlete. As the competition approaches, he is forced to share his room with a swimmer who seems more preoccupied with the extra-sporting temptations of the village than with his race. The promise of a good time of relaxation and laughter!