In an interview with the Journal du Dimanche, Caroline Roux spoke about the name of her eldest daughter. A first name chosen following the release of a film directed by Claude Sautet in 1972…
To find the first names of their children, the stars have several inspirations. As proof, the case of Sonia Rolland who, for the first names of his daughters, was inspired not only by Greek mythology but also origins of one of his former companions. Regarding Caroline Rouxeverything suggests that for the first name of her eldest daughter, she let herself be guided by a cult film: that of Claude Sautet, Caesar and Rosalie (released in 1972).
During an interview with the Sunday newspaper in March 2021, the political journalist returned to the first name of her eldest daughter, born in 2004 from her relationship with Laurent Solly. “I named my daughter after this movie”, she first let it be known. And to continue:Cis a story of a free, independent, beautiful and strong woman. Romy Schneider is stunning, overwhelming. And it is she who chooses, who decides. If there was only one left, it would be this one..”
Karine Le Marchand in Paris on February 23, 2020 during the Salon de l’Agriculture
Back with “An intimate ambition” this Sunday, November 7, Karine Le Marchand is still expected at the turn. Five after the launch of the concept, criticized for “peopolizing” politics, during the 2017 campaign, the show returns in a 100% female version (Valérie Pécresse, Marine Le Pen, Anne Hidalgo, Marlène Schiappa, Rachida Dati) for confidences without language of wood (or almost).
Léa Salamé in “We are live” in Paris on October 2, 2021
2022 will be the year of confirmation. Rising star of France 2 during the previous campaign, Léa Salamé approaches this one as an essential headliner of public service. At the controls of “Elysée 2022” with Thomas Sotto, in addition to ensuring the co-presentation of “We are live”, she will also ensure her interviews on France Inter every morning.
Anne-Sophie Lapix in Paris on June 18, 2019
At the controls of the 20h news since 2017, Anne-Sophie Lapix will be the other figure in the campaign on France 2. Since the start of the school year, she has brilliantly hosted a new format integrated into her newspaper, “20h22”. Already a success with the audience, the meeting was quickly noticed thanks to a spade sent by Anne-Sophie Lapix to Xavier Bertrand, about his polls: “Finally for the moment, you are not in the second round…“, she had launched from the first issue.
Ruth Elkrief in Paris on September 5, 2019
Still as essential, Ruth Elkrief will still be one of the faces of the presidential election. The journalist is returning to her roots for the occasion: she recently moved from BFM TV to LCI, the channel from her debut in the 90s, where she hosts “Ruth Elkrief 2022”.
Apolline de Malherbe at the RMC back-to-school press conference on August 30, 2021
Replacing Jean-Jacques Bourdin on the morning show of RMC / BFM TV, Apolline de Malherbe will be on the front line in 2022. Her pugnacious and cash style, faithful to the DNA of the radio, should still sparkle.
Caroline Roux in Paris on August 24, 2021
At the head of “C in the air” on France 5 and “4 Truths” of Télématin on France 2, Caroline Roux is preparing for the next busy months. A few weeks ago, she already had a tense face-to-face with Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the LFI candidate who accused her of boasting about the government’s economic record.
Aurélie Casse at the BFM TV back-to-school conference in Paris on August 25, 2021
She is one of the rising stars of political journalism. Well known to the faithful of BFM TV, where she has officiated since 2015, Aurélie Casse has already been noticed at the start of the campaign: she has managed to animate the explosive debate Jean-Luc Mélenchon / Eric Zemmour with mastery, finesse and bite.
Sonia Mabrouk in Paris on September 6, 2018
From CNews to Europe 1, Sonia Mabrouk is becoming ever more essential. Cash questions bordering on provocation, audacity… The journalist is divided – she was recently accused of validating a thesis by Eric Zemmour against Bruno Le Maire – but her outspokenness hit the bull’s eye with her listeners. Reason why Guy Savoy’s companion will be one of the great personalities to follow in 2022.
Christine Kelly on October 1, 2020 in Paris
How to miss Christine Kelly? If Eric Zemmour was the attraction of this 2022 pre-campaign, it is also thanks to her and her program “Face à l’info” on CNews. Always ready to defend the freedom of tone of the polemicist, dismissed from the show following his quasi-candidacy, the journalist should still make his voice heard on the Eric Zemmour case.
Laurence Ferrari in Paris on November 25, 2019
A familiar face to the French for more than 20 years, Laurence Ferrari will still be there for this 2022 presidential election. Accustomed to tough interviews on CNews, the journalist should naturally play a leading role.
Elizabeth Martichoux in Paris on October 21, 2019
With her, awakenings are sometimes complicated for politicians. At the controls of a big interview during the morning of LCI, the experienced Elizabeth Martichoux risks still mistreating certain candidates.
Elisabeth Levy in Paris in September 2010
Regularly associated with Eric Zemmour, Elisabeth Lévy is on track to continue to cringe in 2022. Faithful to CNews and “anti politically correctness”, the columnist has never been so much in tune with the times.
Nathalie Saint-Cricq on the set of Vivement dimanche in Paris on June 2, 2015
A presidential election without Nathalie Saint-Cricq is not a presidential election. Figure of politics on France Télévisions, the one who animated the debate between the two towers in 2017 remains faithful to public service and to a style close to that of Arlette Chabot, of which she was the protege.
Élise Lucet in Paris on August 24, 2021
From “Special Envoy” to “Cash Investigation”, Elise Lucet should cause new scares to future candidates. Recently, it was Dominique Strass-Kahn who actually paid the price, with an issue of “Cash Investigation” accusing him of being a champion of tax evasion.
Anne-Claire Coudray on September 9, 2019
Election nights, debates, broadcasts, interview with Emmanuel Macron… In addition to the JT, Anne-Claire Coudray had a very noticed 2017 campaign on TF1. The first channel can still count on it in 2022.
Marie-Sophie Lacarrau on the set of TF1 on January 4, 2020 in Paris
At the head of TF1’s 1 p.m. since the start of 2021, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau will see her news particularly scrutinized in this presidential year.
Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine in Paris on August 24, 2021
Accustomed to receiving politicians in “C à vous”, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine will also be one of the personalities to follow in 2022.
Natacha Polony at the BFM TV back-to-school conference in Paris on August 25, 2021
Noted recruit of BFM TV, in addition to being at the head of the editorial staff of “Marianne”, Natacha Polony should continue to speak about her freedom of tone.
Pascale de La Tour du Pin at the BFM TV back-to-school conference in Paris on August 25, 2021
Passed from LCI to BFM TV, Pascale de La Tour du Pin made her big comeback on the news channel on the occasion of this presidential year where she hosts the midday segment.
Alba Ventura in Paris in May 2016
Historical figure of RTL, Alba Ventura is at the controls of the political interview every morning at 7:45. An appointment for which she is already waiting for the candidates of 2022 at the turn.
During an interview given to our colleagues from Figaro last January, the mother of Rosalie and Marceau poured out on her pace of work. The opportunity for the presenter of C in the air (France 5) – usually very discreet about his private life -, to share some secrets about his family life. “Me, I gave up mornings. Since they were all small, breakfast is without me“, she had initially regretted.
And to continue, about the look that her children have on her work as an animator: “They see me on the air, and the older they get, the more they have an opinion on my interviews. I like their look, I listen to what they say.” A very different opinion from that of her husband, Laurent Solly : “He has a look that lifts me up, I have a lot of admiration for him, his judgement, his knowledge of history and political life.”
