He announced it exclusively a few weeks ago and he wasn't lying! On Tuesday November 26, 2024 on C8, Patrick Sébastien was invited by Jordan de Luxe on his show At Jordan's. The opportunity for the former emblematic host of Largest cabaret in the world and dYears of happiness on France 2 to return without filter to his career and to announce his upcoming participation in Michel Drucker's iconic show: Roll on Sunday. During this meeting with the personalities' favorite interviewer, he made some confidences about his personal life, notably raising questions about his health. “I had some, I had small cancers. I called them 'chancers' because I discovered them by chance. They were removed without chemotherapy or radiotherapy”he revealed. Reassuringly, the former host affirmed that these concerns were now a thing of the past: “I'm not complaining about all that. It happens, there are a lot of cancers. Today, I have a lot of friends who have breast cancer. That worries me more…”. Asked about a possible fear of the disease, he assured that this had not been the case.
Who are the guests of Roll on Sunday December 29, 2024?
Revelations that Patrick Sébastien will be able to reiterate on Michel Drucker's famous red sofa this December 29 for a final issue of Roll on Sunday in 2024. On this occasion, several prestigious guests will also appear during this afternoon focused on nostalgia and good humor. Indeed, Salvatore Adamo, iconic singer whose existence of his illegitimate daughter Amélie, whose mother is a German top model, was only revealed late, will also be on the set of France 3. At his side, the impersonator Sarah Schwab, who made himself known on social networks by imitating with incredible resemblance more than a hundred voices, each more impressive than the last. Finally, Christelle Chollet also made a short appearance during the show to promote her show: Refurbished. The French actress, singer and comedian will perform in many cities in France until the end of next year.
See you this Sunday, December 29, 2024 from 1:30 p.m. on France 3.
