At the head of the weekend news on TF1, Anne-Claire Coudray must deal with some constraints in her personal life to avoid getting into trouble.
She is the leading face of the 8 p.m. news on weekends on TF1, and Anne-Claire Coudray intends to remain so for a long time to come… A perfectionist, she imposes certain constraints on herself to avoid any problems with regarding his prestigious and highly coveted position.
Anne-Claire Coudray reveals what she forbids herself
Asked last year by TV 7 days after having notably flown with the Patrouille de France, she then made some confidences. “Our only obligation as presenters is to be on air on time. Well, it's true that I stopped getting around on a scooter and that I avoid going skiing in winter, but as you can see, no one stopped me from skydiving…“, proclaimed Anne-Claire Coudray. This year again, little chance of seeing her on the ski slopes then. She does not want to take the risk of an accident and having to give up the news!
The 47-year-old journalist, who replaced the legendary Claire Chazal in this position on TF1, admitted however that she and her team have become accustomed to the channel's premises in Boulogne-Billancourt, out of pure foresight: “We all avoid taking the elevator before the news, so as not to get stuck in it at the last minute.“
On TF1 news, his only obligation is…
Anne-Claire Coudray, who will devote two 20-minute reports to the American presidential election in her newspapers on October 26 and 27 – she went to Pennsylvania and Arizona, to meet the voters of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris -, however, revealed to the magazine that his work imposes a strict rule on the air. “What is true is that I am obliged to a form of exemplarity, to a certain verbal and physical classicism, but that goes with the mission to inform.”
The journalist, who has complete freedom to choose her clothes and hairstyle, receives a lot of mail from viewers and in particular from a man who criticized her… for moving her left arm too much against her bust! “It's a tic that I'm trying to master, because I talk with my hands a lot…“
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