After spending more than two years at the head of the political department of BFMTV, then after taking over the editorial management, Philippe Corbé announced his departure to his colleagues this Monday, October 14, as revealed The Parisianthe day before. To bounce back from this career choice, the 44-year-old journalist can count on the support of her husband, Javier Miguel Céspedes. Because, yes, for several years now, Philippe Corbé has been in perfect love with a man, a Cuban American refugee, whom he met in February 2017 in a gay bar in Midtown Manhattan. Very quickly, Philippe Corbé and Javier Miguel Céspedes became so close that they fell madly in love with each other. To celebrate their love, they were then married on June 1, 2019 in front of a small committee at Saint Paul’s Episcopalian Church, in Marfa, Texas.
Very secretive about her love life, the former editorial director of BFMTV has almost never shared a photo of her husband on social networks. Despite everything, he has already mentioned their relationship several times. On July 8, on the social network “Very proud of my husband who today obtained the necessary exam to apply for French nationality”he wrote in the caption of a photo of three sheets of paper on which were written the conjugations of the verbs to be, to go and to have. “So there will be no more conjugation cards hanging on the kitchen wall and he will soon be able to complain like a Frenchman”he continued.
>> PHOTOS – Léa Salamé, Pascal Praud, Anne-Sophie Lapix…. discover the journalists when they were younger
Philippe Corbé in a relationship with Javier Miguel: this passion that they share
If Philippe Corbé and Javier Miguel are also accomplices, it is also because they share several passions, starting with current affairs and politics. This is evidenced by the journalist’s revelations during an interview with Gala, in April 2022. “As he does not speak French fluently, he is interested in current events in France without really understanding”explained Philippe Corbé, before continuing: “So suddenly, he has questions like: ‘How many Trotskyists are there in France?’ or ‘Explain to me the difference between So and so’ I explained to him the other day the difference between Marine Le Pen and Marion Maréchal.”
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.
Photo credits: Christophe Clovis / Bestimage
Related News :