Anne-Claire Coudray, star of TF1’s 8 p.m. show, has shared her life with Nicolas Vix for almost a decade. Who is this discreet business leader who started a family with the journalist?
On February 1, the famous journalist Anne-Claire Coudray celebrated its 47th candle. To immortalize this day, the TF1 8 p.m. presenter was accompanied by her daughter Amalia and Nicolas Vix, her husband for several years. Indeed, Nicolas Vix is a discreet 57-year-old businessman, known to be the husband of Anne-Claire Coudray. Let’s get to know this business leader who loves the emblematic figure of the 8 p.m.
Who is Nicolas Vix, Anne-Claire Coudray’s husband?
Nicolas Vix, an entrepreneur at heart
Nicolas Vix was born on May 10, 1967 in Dijon in the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region. A businessman, he began his professional career at Procter & Gamble, after higher studies in commerce. Within this company, Nicolas Vix held different positions which propelled him to Adidas in 2000 where he held the position of major account sales director. Born to be business manAnne-Claire Coudray’s husband launched his own business seven years later which he named Weeplay. A structure solely specialized in the manufacturing and licensed marketing of sports clothing and accessories.
An accomplished businessman
Nicolas Vix knew how to choose his path, entrepreneur enjoyed great business success after the creation of his own structure. Indeed, the Weeplay brand distributes and markets a varied and complete range of sports articles for major sporting events. It also develops textile collections and sports accessories under license on behalf of major French clubs such as Paris Saint-Germain, Olympique de Marseille and Saint-Etienne. Internationally renowned clubs are not left out, the company has signed a collaboration with the Spanish club FC Barcelona. Very discreet, Nicolas Vix has become known in the world of celebrities since he shared his life with Anne-Claire Coudray, the ex-colleague of Jean-Pierre Pernaut.
Nicolas Vix a happy father
Nicolas Vix is not only happy in business, Anne-Claire Coudray’s husband is also fulfilled in love and on a family level. At the head of the Weeplay brand, the business manager is also at the head of the pretty little family that he was able to create with the famous TF1 journalist and Amalia, their only daughter. The latter was born in 2015, after the formalization of her parents’ relationship and on July 16 she will celebrate her nine years.
Nicolas Vix in a relationship with Anne-Claire Coudray
A couple in symbiosis
The couple Nicolas Vix and Anne-Claire Coudray left their mark on the hearts of the French following their first appearance during the match between PSG and Réal de Madrid in 2015. The couple shares numerous sporting eventsbecause the Weeplay structure is licensed by the UEFA Champions League, information published exclusively on Nicolas Vix’s LinkedIn page. Apart from sport, the lovers share various other interests including a ritual which unites them every Monday of the week, reports Purepeople. We love having an exhibition and lunch before our daughter leaves schoolconfides Anne-Claire Coudray in an interview.
Nicolas Vix support for his wife
At the time when she has just been appointed to be the godmother of the French patrol, Anne-Claire Coudray can count on the unconditional support of her husband. The latter is described by his sweetheart as a caring husband, loving and caring. The couple is characterized by their traditions like this traditional trip to their impressive holiday home in Morbihan. The businessman is a attentive ear when the famous journalist wants to debrief the latest television news or when she wants to discuss current events. Despite their political differencesthe couple always manages to find common ground.
An idyll that lasts
When asked about their encounterfull of emotions she responds: “When we met, we were both already, I would say, a certain age, but I was close to forty and he was in his fifties”. The one who mysteriously keeps her beauty despite the passage of time continues by saying: “when we already have our personalities and our spaces of freedom. We know what we want…we also know what we don’t want.” This slice of freedom between them is perhaps the secret of their idyll.
