Michel Drucker hospitalized, he confides this habit that he does not intend to let go!

On Europe 1 this Thursday, February 9, journalists from Media culture took news of Michel Drucker, hospitalized for a few days.

Michael Drucker is forced to slow down. This Wednesday, February 8, The Parisian revealed that the TV host was hospitalized in Île-de-France to follow a series of medical tests relating to his heart operation suffered two years ago. The day after this news, Stéphane Sitbon-Gomez, the director of the antennas and programs of France Televisions intervened at the microphone of Europe 1 in Culture media to give more details concerning the state of health of Michel Drucker.

Michael Drucker”is motivated and very calm“

“Michel Drucker is doing very well“, he assures from the beginning of his intervention on the radio. He specifies that he was “hospitalized for some tests“: “A follow-up visit two years after his major operation“. A passage to the hospital which is not easy for the 80-year-old man who will now “to rest a little“: “He’s in pretty good shape after our talks yesterday.“. Always positive, Michel Drucker has not lost his smile, and has kept his routine. “He watches TV a lot, he does the best audience analysis as always. He is motivated and very calm“, continues Stéphane Sitbon-Gomez.

Can’t wait for Sunday switch to replay

Consequently, it is impossible for Michel Drucker to register new numbers of Can’t wait for Sunday For now. “We agreed that he could rest until the end of the February vacation. Until then, we will not be able to broadcast on France 3“, specifies Stéphane Sitbon-Gomez. Instead of new numbers, best-ofs will be offered from 1:30 p.m. to its loyal viewers: “On France 3 every Sunday, you will find the best of Vivement Dimanche while waiting for Michel’s return“. The opportunity for France Télévisions to say how good they are”happy“to always work with him: “He keeps advancing this square“. As for his show, all of his performances are on hiatus. It is expected that he will return to the boards from March 14, in Paris, at the Marigny studio.