On Thursday January 2, 2025, Cyril Féraud presented a new issue of Everyone wants to take their place. The host welcomed a brand new champion: Laurie! The opportunity to know a little more about her.
Since September 9, 2024, Everyone wants to take their place took a new turn thanks to the arrival of Cyril Féraud as host. Known for his enthusiasm and good humor on shows like Slamhe succeeds Jarry with a style of his own. But that’s not all: the show also got a complete makeover. The set has been redesigned to be more modern and warm, with a staging that plays more on the proximity between the host and the candidates. The credits have also been revised to fit this new dynamic. With his humor and ease, Cyril Féraud quickly won over the candidates and viewers, breathing a breath of fresh air into this emblematic France 2 game.
Everyone wants to take their place: who is Laurie?
And on Thursday January 2, 2025, Cyril Féraud presented a new issue of Everyone wants to take their place. In the latter, he welcomed 5 new candidates ready to do anything to take Baptiste’s place on the famous red chair. And finally, it was Laurie who succeeded in taking on the challenge. This resident of Besançon, taking a skills assessment to try to find out what she wants to do in life, came with a stuffed daisy to support Cyril Féraud’s association. The host tried to find out what she was doing before her assessment and her answer surprised him: “I went on a trip for 14 months.” But that’s not all, Laurie also revealed that she has a problem with odd numbers: “As soon as I see odd numbers, I don’t know why, I don’t like it.”
A new champion in Everyone wants to take their place
Laurie therefore managed to make it to the final challenge and was questioned about Francis Ford Coppola while Baptise had chosen the “named Laurent”. Thanks to her knowledge, she was able to score 14 points compared to only 6 for the champion. After offering 100 euros to keep his chair, the 18-year-old ended up giving in, since Laurie refused in order to try her luck. Baptise left with 1,300 euros, leaving his rival of the day to proudly sit in the company of his lucky charm, nicknamed Jean-Mich. How far will she go?
