Guest on Le Figaro’s Buzz TV, Benjamin Castaldi spoke about his ex-wife, Flavie Flament, who is about to take over the reins of Télématin on France 2, also mentioning Julien Arnaud. As usual, the former TPMP columnist did not mince his words.
After taking a short audiovisual break to set up the play Bungalow 21 with Emmanuelle and Mathilde Seigner on the bill, Benjamin Castaldi made his debut on the radio this season. The former TF1 host, who had announced his withdrawal from TPMP on C8 in May 2023, presents the morning show on Europe 2.
Indeed, he is at the helm of Casta réveil la France, broadcast from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. A new adventure for the 54-year-old host who was recently on the set of Buzz TV from Figaro and who was interviewed on the France 2 morning news.
Télématin: Benjamin Castaldi praises Flavie Flament
Facing Damien Canivez, whom he met on the TPMP set, Benjamin Castaldi gave his opinion on the new Télématin duo. Starting this Monday, September 16, the France 2 morning show will be co-presented by Flavie Flament and Julien Arnaud. After 15 years on RTL, Benjamin Castaldi’s ex-wife is arriving on France Télévisions. As for his future partner, he is turning the page on a period that lasted 27 years in the TF1 group. “This is a very good choice“first launched the son of Jean-Pierre Castaldi who was full of praise for Flavie Flament.
“She has a lot of talent. She empathizes with the audience. She will do it very well. […] I am very happy for her.
It’s great that she’s back on TV. I think she was missing. There aren’t that many good presenters, so it’s quite logical that she’s coming back on the air.”said the man who was married for six years to the new presenter of Télématin.
Télématin: Benjamin Castaldi delighted with the new duo of the morning show on France 2
On the set of Buzz TV, Benjamin Castaldi was definitely in a good mood. After Flavie Flament, it was Julien Arnaud who was praised by the former presenter of Loft Story.
“This boy is a sweetheart. They will make a very nice duo and I wish them good luck.”he said.
Benjamin Castaldi then recalled that there was little chance that he would return to the front page, considering that he had been “hard but fair” against his former bosses. In 2014, Benjamin Castaldi had slammed the door of TF1 after having presented flagship shows like Secret Story and La Ferme Célébrités. A bygone era for the grandson of Yves Montand.
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