There’s no room for error when you’re the mistress of ceremonies. Even less when we are in Monte-Carlo for the important Television Festival. Laury Thilleman, who was mistress of the closing ceremony, well and truly understood this.
This June 18, after several days dedicated to television productions, the Monte-Carlo Television Festival bowed out. Like every year, the competition ended with the Golden Nymphs ceremony, the equivalent of the Palme d’Or Festival in Cannes. And it was Laury Thilleman, alongside Vincent Niclo, who had the difficult task of presenting the event.
Laury Thilleman dares to go bare back for the first time
And already on the red carpets, the duo of presenters showed themselves to be very complicit throughout the festival. All smiles, Laury Thilleman and Vincent Niclo had brought out their best casual looks for each day. But for the Golden Nymphs ceremony, the singer and the former Miss France revealed their most beautiful outfits.
Laury Thilleman has indeed released a magnificent sequin dress with a bare back, a first for her, and a plunging neckline. A dress straight from the designer Gazi Sha for the Inclover Brand brand.
His evening sidekick Vincent Niclo opted for a more conservative outfit, with a navy blue jacket and gold buttons matched with a black t-shirt and pants.
A recent depression that changed her
A beautiful evening full of joy which nevertheless follows a very touching announcement from Laury Thilleman. A few days ago, the former Miss France confided in the columns of TV 7 days about the depression she suffered.
The host assures that she did not know how to grasp the warning signs of this evil. “The trembling voice when my parents asked me how I was going… I didn’t want to see them! I didn’t want to hear them! I told myself it would pass. Burnout is emotional and physical chaos. And when you’re a positive person, people have a hard time imagining that you could be bad…”she explains.
Before getting something positive out of it. “I’m not sad that this happened to me. I am happy, on the contrary, to experience another way of life, softer and more serene, close to the elements, to nature, to the ocean, which recharge me. »
