Established on the France 2 morning show for a month alongside Julien Arnaud, Flavie Flament is at ease. As proof: this exchange that occurred this Tuesday, October 15 with his guest of the day on an intimate subject.
Since September 16, Flavie Flament has hosted Télématin with Julien Arnaud replacing Thomas Sotto and Marie Portolano. A new pair who quickly found their feet. Smiles and complicity are there! At 50, Flavie Flament began a professional shift. More than ever, she demonstratesauthenticity and does not hesitate to express his indignation. And then, on the contrary, the host also knows how to show herself optimistic about naughty subjects.
This was the case this Tuesday, October 15 against Marianne James. The famous singer came to present her latest show called It’s all in the voice at the Casino de Paris this October 23 and on tour throughout France. Only one on stage mixing humor and singing in a good mood!
Télématin: Marianne James lights up the France 2 morning show
In her show, Marianne James makes a point of interacting with the audience. In particular, she encourages the spectators to sing. “Singing feels great! […] We are also a wind instrument and our instrument is us. So, it’s important to know how to use this instrument.”explained the juror of France has incredible talent on M6.
Marianne James then gave a little singing lesson to the two presenters of Télématin. Flavie Flament and Julien Arnaud thus played the game, not hesitating to make some vocalizations. Very in good shape despite the recent disappearance of her mother, today’s guest expressed her enthusiasm before giving advice which delighted Benjamin Castaldi’s ex-wife.
Télématin: Marianne James’ explanations which fill Flavie Flament with joy
After this impromptu singing lesson, Marianne James launched into her own explanations. “When you sing and
the diaphragm is well openwe know it, it’s proven, the brain, which is a real drug dealer, sends four hormones”she developed before continuing:
“This is equivalent to an orgasm“.
While Marianne James whispered into her microphone, Flavie Flament did not hide her enthusiasm. “Downright ! Ah but it’s a great solution! I adore !“she said, all smiles. “So if you don’t have your sweetheart in every sense of the word, sing!”concluded the extravagant Marianne James.
