Changes are expected on BFMTV within a few weeks. Indeed, following the upcoming and hasty departure of Eric Brunet who played 20h Brunet from the start of the school year until 10 p.m. with Alice Darfeuille, Fabien Namias, new boss of BFMTV since the acquisition of the channel by Rodolphe Saadé, therefore had to review his entire organization and he made the new features official through an email. He first chose to entrust this neglected time slot to Maxime Switekwhich operated from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
And according to information from Parisianconfirmed by Puremédias subsequently, this time slot will now be divided between two women starting January 6. First Apolline de Malherbe who will present every day “a new meeting from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.” whose name we do not yet know but which will be broadcast following its morning Apolline morning on RMC and RMC Story (which starts at 6:30 a.m.) and its Face to face at 8:30 a.m. on BFMTV. This mother of four children adds a good hour to her daily marathon!
The organization completely reworked at BFMTV
She will then hand over the antenna to Julie Hammett once she returns from maternity leave (she is expecting her first child with her darling lawyer) who “will pilot the news segment from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.“. The journalist was until now associated with BFMTV evenings with Lth 20 Hours of Ruquier for a few months, until the departure of Laurent Ruquier, then Julie until midnight. The evenings will therefore be taken over by Maxime Switek from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. from Monday to Thursday and by Alice Darfeuille from Friday to Sunday. Finally, it is Perrine Storme which will be positioned to conclude from 10 p.m. to midnight with Perrine until midnight.
In his email, Fabien Namias also shared BFMTV's wishes and hopes for 2025.We wish to strengthen the grid in order to give more space to information, to reports, to the field, to precise and quality decryption but also to the event, as the special editions of the last few days have demonstrated: the motion of censorship, the reopening of Notre-Dame de Paris and the fall of Bashar el Assad. With each time, a praised requirement and deserved audience results“.
