Bruce Toussaint and Apolline de Malherbe together embody thecommitment and passion for journalism. Bruce Toussaint, currently in charge of the morning show Bonjour ! on TF1stands out for its professionalism and its ability to make information accessible to everyone.
For her part, Apolline de Malherbe, who masterfully directs the morning of RMCis recognized for his incisive style and hard-hitting interviews. Guests on the set of Daily This Friday, January 10, the two journalists had a tense exchange, to say the least, giving rise to a lunar sequence.
Bruce Toussaint addresses rumors of tension within his team
At the launch of Bonjour !the team was quickly confronted to the pressure of the audienceswhich fell despite a promising start. And this decline would have generated tensions an internalas revealed by a source at Parisian : “Every day it felt like we were starting from scratch.” Between chronicles to be rethought, interventions to be punctuated and media expectations, “it got loud sometimes” behind the scenes.
Despite these turbulent beginnings, the show was able to raise the barand the team found a more serene atmosphere. Bruce Toussaint recently highlighted the unit that is installed : “We’re all in this together, and everything was handled kindly.” A milestone reached, which suggests great ambitions for the future!
Bruce Toussaint and Apolline de Malherbe, a rival but complicit duo
Guests by Yann Barthès this Friday January 10 on the set of DailyBruce Toussaint and Apolline de Malherbe offered a moment both complicit and spicy. Although working for competing chains, they shared memories of their beginnings. “Do you know each other since you worked together?”asked Yann Barthès.
And the mother of four children precisely corrected: “No. In fact, we took turns on Canal.” She added that they had actually collaborated in BFMwhere they hosted morning turn-taking. These exchanges, tinged with mutual respect, laid the foundations for a friendly duel in the spotlight.
-The TF1 host delivered a juicy anecdote
The discussion took a lighter turn when Yann Barthès asked for a funny anecdote. Apolline de Malherbe preferred to dodge, but Bruce Toussaint did not resist: “I’m a little jealous of Apolline’s wild dance this week.” To which the journalist replied: “You’re disgusting!”
He was referring to a sequence where, in a leather dress, she had performed frantic rock with Laurent Neumann for Elvis Presley’s 90th birthday. “If you want to dance, I want to dance”she said, laughing, facing a hesitant Bruce Toussaint. To balance, Yann Barthès revealed images of the host singing Proud Mary on a TV set. “Actually, you sing and I dance”concluded Apolline with humor to seal this memorable sequence.
