This Tuesday, October 3, Cécile Ollivier formalized her departure from BFMTV for another editorial team on the set of Alain Marshall and Olivier Truchot.
The transfer window continues at BFMTV. In recent months, the 24-hour news channel has faced a wave of presenter departures: Aurélie Casse left for C to you And C the weekly on France 5, Pascale de la Tour du Pin joined C8, Agathe Lambret arrived on France Info while Jean-Baptiste Boursier became one of the leading figures of LCI. “We didn’t consult” had mocked the latter on Buzz TV, TV Magazine’s daily video format. If it can console itself with the notable arrival of Laurent Ruquier at the 8 p.m. slot, the Fifteen sees the departure of journalist Cécile Ollivier, which was announced to viewers this Tuesday, October 3.
“It was his last this evening on BFMTV” : Alain Marshall and Olivier Truchot welcome the departure of Cécile Ollivier
“In a moment, you will find Yves Calvi to continue discussing and looking at what is in the news but PJust say with Olivier, we take 50 seconds!”declared Alain Marschall on the set of his show BFM Story on the continuous news channel. “Especially let’s take this bouquet of flowers!“, continued co-presenter Olivier Truchot. “This bouquet of flowers to greet Cécile Olliver, the head of the police-justice service“, continued his sidekick. “Because it was his last this evening on BFMTV“, concluded Alain Marshall. If she seems surprised at first, the journalist confirms the news after receiving her present from the presenters: “Yes, I’m leaving. I’m changing creameries. I’m going elsewhere. I go to the magazine Her,” she explained.
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Cécile Ollivier leaves BFMTV for another editorial team
Cécile Ollivier also formalized her arrival at the women’s magazine on Twitter this Wednesday, October 4. “Joy and pride to join the great editorial team of Elle France, on October 16, after 14 great years at BFMTV. I’m leaving golden colleagues! Professional, tireless, pugnacious and tenacious. Funny. And united. I keep them in my heart“, she writes. Véronique Philipponnat, director of the women’s magazine, also welcomed this arrival: “Thanks to her investigative experience and her keen sense of current affairs, she will be able to strengthen our editorial treatment on all media, to continue to reveal and decipher social movements.”
