find out what his job was before

During an interview with Libération, published on November 23, Paul de Saint-Sernin revealed the job he did before becoming a comedian.

In an interview published this Saturday, November 23 by Liberation Paul de Saint-Sernin made many confidences, particularly about his musical tastes. But what interests us is that the one who is known today for being a comedian… was not always one. In fact, he was first a sports journalist. The comedian has notably worked for the Canal+ group and L'Équipe 21. He was also a presenter of the sports news ofi-Télé at 19 years old. Some also know him for being alongside Léa Salamé since 2022, in What an era! and entertain the gallery. He had also invited his brother Guillaume last September. For the occasion, the latter questioned the guest of the show, Dadju, with the same humor as his brother: “Good evening Dadju, have you also ever been more handsome than your big brother? I wanted to know how you managed to become stronger, and above all richer than him? It’s for a friend.”

If Paul de Saint-Sernin had his scientific baccalaureate at the age of 16 and completed his journalism studies brilliantly, he has made up his mind: he will do humor! Those who have been diagnosed as neurotypical and HPI then have their first experience in a comedy club, which will make them want to enter the world of humor. Today, the young man and eldest of six children, has made his dream come true by putting on his one-man show. Indeed, since September, Paul de Saint-Sernin has been playing his first show at the Théâtre du Marais. During this same interview, Paul de Saint-Sernin also confides in his musical tastes.

Paul de Saint-Sernin: this nickname that his comrades gave him

On Saturday, November 16, in an interview given to ParisianPaul de Saint-Sernin revealed the nickname his comrades gave him. A rather original name which is none other than: « Louis XVI » ! As he himself explains, he had “an atypical profile”. “I was the only one at school to greet my parents,” he confided before adding: “Jokes are a way of not exposing yourself.”

Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.