The birth of Tim changed Cyril Féraud’s life, both personally and professionally. Between tender confidences and touching commitments, the host reveals how his son made him see life from another angle.
Summer 2024. Cyril Féraud, usually discreet about his private life, creates a surprise by sharing shocking news on Instagram. The host of Everyone wants to take their place reveals a touching photo of him holding his newborn, Tim, in his arms. In legend? Simple and impactful words: “Tim, my son, my love”. Since then, the happy thirty-year-old has lived to the rhythm of his baby’s chirps, which he takes everywhere… even on the sets!
“As there are a lot of shoots, I set up a corner in my dressing room so that he can come as much as possible. I give him a bottle between two shows”confided Cyril Féraud on the set of C to you. Between two takes, the host takes advantage of his breaks to take “a little nap” with Tim, specifying with a touch of emotion: “There’s no way I’m going to miss the slightest little smile.” A new stage of life which seems to have added a dose of sweetness to his busy daily life.
Cyril Féraud opens up about his relationship with illness and disability
Becoming a parent has brought its share of joys and… new concerns for Cyril Féraud. In addition to his role as a successful host on France 2, Jarry’s successor is also involved in causes that touch him deeply. Sponsor of the association The Phoenix Elveshe visits hospitalized children accompanied by members dressed as superheroes. An experience that he lives intensely: “Illness, cancer, is, whatever happens, unfair. But when it affects children, it’s unbearable. I am extremely touched by this association”he shares with emotion with Leisure TV. Especially now that he is a father, he feels even more concerned.
In Everyone wants to take their placeCyril Féraud has established a touching tradition: collecting stuffed animals for hospitalized children. “The candidates bring Marguerite cows, which are then given to the children at Christmas. I can tell you that it makes you smile when they spend long weeks in hospital rooms”he explains, adding with palpable sincerity: “As a dad, it touches me even more. I am lucky to have a healthy baby boy. Knock on wood to keep it going, but I’m obviously even more sensitive to this cause since Tim is in my life.” One thing is certain: between his new role as a father and his professional projects, Cyril Féraud does not waste a minute to build a better futureboth for his family and for those who need it.
