The year 2025 is off to a rather bad start for Stéphane Bern who has just learned bad news concerning one of his television projects. Indeed, the star host of France Télévisions spoke to our colleagues from “Ouest-France” about this show which was initially scheduled to begin in January. But that was before a management decision which decided to take a completely different turn…
The year 2025 promises to be another very busy year for Stéphane Bern! It must be said that it has already got off to a flying start with the Great Evening of Paris 31 broadcast on New Year’s Eve and which attracted no less than 3.89 million viewers on France 2, or 31% of the public according to Médiamétrie. An event which could have made the host happy but which unfortunately was not enough since the latter recently learned some very bad news. Enough to put a big cloud over his plans for the coming year. Indeed, it was with Ouest-France that the star host of France Télévisions revealed that one of his flagship projects had been postponed.
While he revealed last September in On refait la télé on RTL that he was currently working on a new program project focused on heritage. “A bit of a plateau! And then perhaps controversies that agitate people”he then said regarding this new desire. However, this was without taking into account a possible veto from the channel. “It was supposed to be done in January. But France Télévisions must make savings. It’s almost ready. It’s a program on heritage where there will also be debates and controversies. We will lead the fight. code name: ‘Monumental’ It’s postponed until September if the money is there.confided the one who likes to reside in a seaside resort with twelve fine sandy beaches to our colleagues. A project postponed and not aborted as a result…
Stéphane Bern will rest for eternity in a place dear to him
-Stéphane Bern went into debt to be able to afford the Royal and Military College of Thiron-Gardais. And if he is far from regretting his decision, the television man has just received a very important decision concerning his future within this property for which he has been in debt over many years. “I have a grave in the garden. I had authorization from the prefecture because this place belongs to a foundation and therefore will never again be a private domain”, had confided the presenter of Secrets d’Histoire during a long interview with Ouest-France. And to add about his eternal resting place: “From time to time I go to my grave, where there is no name or dates, and I say to myself: ‘Remember that you will return to dust.’ There is nothing morbid about talking about death. It’s all about putting your affairs in order.” We still hope that this happens as late as possible!
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