After Thomas Sotto left for RTL, Jean-Baptiste Marteau was the big favorite to take over “Télématin”. Against all expectations, the management of France Télévisions preferred Julien Arnaud, Gilles Bouleau’s joker at 8 p.m. on TF1. Delphine Ernotte, head of the public audiovisual group, justified this decision on Monday, September 9, 2024.
In the midst of a storm following accusations made by former and current collaborators of TelematinThomas Sotto has decided to leave the France 2 morning show. The former host of BFMTV and M6 has chosen to join RTL Morning where he will replace Yves Calvi alongside Amandine Bégot from Thursday August 29, 2024.
France Télévisions has kept the suspense going as to which presenter would be chosen to succeed him in Telematin. While he was the big favorite, Jean-Baptiste Marteau was pushed aside by his management. The public audiovisual group finally chose Julien Arnaud, poached from TF1 where he was Gilles Bouleau’s joker at 8 p.m. He will be responsible for accompanying the awakening of France 2 viewers in the company of Flavie Flament from Monday, September 16.
Delphine Ernotte justifies the ouster of Jean-Baptiste Marteau from the succession of Thomas Sotto in Telematin
During an interview given to “BuzzTV/Le Figaro” this Monday, September 9, Delphine Ernotte was asked to justify her group’s choice to entrust the controls of Telematin to Julien Arnaud rather than to Jean-Baptiste Marteau. “We went to get Julien Arnaud. Jean-Baptiste Marteau was a candidate and we looked at his candidacy very seriously. We had several candidates and we chose the one who seemed to us to be the best…“,…
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