After a few days of rest during the Christmas holidays, Apolline de Malherbe was back in command Apolline morning on RMC / RMC Story this Monday January 6, 2025. Then, from 8:30 a.m., the journalist was simultaneously on BFMTV and RMC radio to Face to face the morning political interview.
But while the BFMTV journalists ensure the transition by handing over to her, Apolline de Malherbe is the victim of a huge incident. As the jingle plays, she speaks into her microphone, but into the void! His microphone is not open throughout the sequence. After the credits, she appears on the air and there are no more technical problems.
Change of scenery for Apolline de Malherbe
In this edition of Face to face Apolline de Malherbe received Jean-François Bonhertfinancial public prosecutor. Note that for this new year, the decor for this political interview is getting a makeover. The journalist is now on the left on the screen and the guest on the right, whereas it was the opposite before.
Furthermore, after this political interview, Apolline de Malherbe continues directly with her new show. Indeed, from now on, to compete with the success of Pro Hour on CNews, BFMTV decided to entrust him with the 9/10 a.m. slot. And the journalist started this new program with a surprising live message.
Audience success for the premiere of Apolline de Malherbe on BFMTV
Apolline de Malherbe, who recently attacked a guest in the middle of an interview, declares on several occasions that it is “time to make another coffee”. It evokes a moment of freedom, current affairs and friendship by presenting its columnists, Laurent Neumann et Emmanuel Lechypre. She describes the latter as “companions of good and bad days as they say in Babar”. She adds: “You know, I’m still the mom who reads books”.
This first of Apolline from 9 to 10 on BFMTV was a success with 517,000 viewers on average, or 15.4% market share for those aged four and over, between 8:54 a.m. and 9:52 a.m. BFMTV ranks first news channel and second channel in France.
Apolline from 9 to 10 can be found from Monday to Friday from 8:55 a.m. on BFMTV.
