Guest in Media Info: The Guest on France Info this Tuesday, September 24, Aurélie Casse returned to her hasty departure from It’s up to youthe show presented by Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine on France 5.
Does Aurélie Casse regret her choice? After only five months on air in 2023, Aurélie Casse made the decision to leave It’s up to youthe show hosted by Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine on France 5, to focus on the presentation of It’s the weekly on the same channel. Guest on Infos médias: l’invité on France Info this Tuesday, September 24, the former columnist of It’s up to you spoke to Céline Asselot about her sudden departure from the talk show. Aurélie Casse assured that she does not regret her decision as she prepares to launch the second season of It’s the weekly this Saturday, September 28 at 7 p.m.
Does Aurélie Casse regret her departure? It’s up to you on France 5? She answers
For Aurélie Casse, regrets are not on the agenda. “Honestly, no, I don’t regret it because I immediately found myself better after leaving. It’s up to you“, she guaranteed about her departure from the France 5 program. “I needed to devote myself 100% to It’s the weekly. I put in every inch. And when it showed, I felt better too,” She justified her choice before citing another reason which pushed her to stop It’s up to you : “I really thought I couldn’t do both.” Even if Aurélie Casse likes “to be a conductor”, she defended herself from having been only a “simple columnist” in Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine’s show: “I learned a lot of things by having this position and being in this team which is still a dream team. Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine, I really admire what she does. I learned a lot and for that, I thank her.because they welcomed me well.”
What Aurélie Casse has been missing since she left It’s up to you
If Aurélie Casse does not regret her decision to leave It’s up to youshe admitted that something was still missing since she became devoted to It’s the weekly. “I miss live broadcasts and I hope to get them back one day. I like live broadcasts, I like the daily grind,” said the journalist before comparing the two programs of the Cinq: “A weekly has a lot of constraints but it helps you to be better.”
