Sylvie Tellier in a leopard, Chris Marques late for his presents, Bernard Montiel in the sun… How TV stars celebrate Christmas

With family, friends, at home or during social events, television personalities are preparing to celebrate the end of year holidays. They share, as usual, these moments of joy on their social networks.

Sylvie Tellier got the ball rolling a few days ago. For an evening organized at the Intercontinental Hotel in Paris, the former boss of Miss France wore a look playing on masculine and feminine codes. All accessorized with a scarf tied into a leopard-print tie. “Chic, festive and… a bit wild atmosphere”she said in the caption of her photos.

Bruno Hourcade, the first millionaire champion in the history of “12 coups de midi” and recently a candidate in “Les Traitors” on M6, also bet everything on his look. “We are in the theme” as a certain stylist from the same channel would say…

Rachel Legrain-Trapani also opted for a neat outfit a few hours before the Christmas holidays. Miss France 2007 poses proudly in a red dress in a living room. “Mother Christmas in action”ensures that everything is ready except the gifts. She counts on her “lutin” and nevertheless husband Valentin Léonard to fulfill this delicate mission.

Humor and product placement

Same difficulty for Chris Marques who hijacks a sequence from “Dancing with the Stars” to joke about the fact that he still hasn't bought the presents to put under the tree: “When Christmas is in 3 days you try to calculate in vain if it is not too late to start your presents”.

A little product placement by the way for a cosmetics brand from Julia Vignali. The host of “Affair Concluded” poses with a smile in front of a huge tree.

Bernard Montiel has swapped the usual cold, rainy or snowy landscapes for the sun. The columnist of “Touche pas à mon poste!” flew to Marrakech. “I think of the single people, the hospitalized and our compatriots in Mayotte”he posted on this Christmas Eve day, all while citing the hotel where he is staying.

With family

“The spirit of Christmas is above all this: precious moments with the people who matter most”this is the adage of Maximilien, discovered in “Married at first sight”. The sports coach benefits from “the magical atmosphere” Christmas markets with her daughter Charline and her parents.