This Thursday, September 21, Philippe Risoli was the guest of Jordan De Luxe on his show At Jordan’s on C8. The cult TV game host returned to his notoriety and the problems it caused his children.
A true figure of French television in the 90s to the early 2000s, Philippe Risoli was the leading host of TV games at the time, particularly on TF1. He was notably at the head of Jeopardy!, The Price is Right or The Millionaire. During his twelve years on the air, before he was “ejected” of the channel, Philippe Risoli experienced crazy notoriety which was quite complicated for his children to cope with.
Philippe Risoli tells how his son was touched by his success
Philippe Risoli was this Thursday, September 21, the guest of Jordan de Luxe on his show At Jordan’s on C8. He spoke about his private life, and more particularly the education of his two children, Tiffany and Alexandre. “It’s hard to protect them (notoriety, editor’s note)”, confides the host, before telling an anecdote of what his son suffered when he was young. “I remember one day, my son, for example, went to do a 2-day class organized by the school. In the bus, the bus driver called him : ‘you, the million’. ‘The million come here, the million come there’, It’s true that sometimes it’s a bit heavy“, says Philippe Risoli. He nevertheless specifies that he never had to intervene because his children were not “prone to too many problems“. He also claims to have done everything to “protect their privacy” and ensure that his notoriety is never a burden on their future. Philippe Risoli has always been discreet, avoiding showing his children, but also his wife.
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Philippe Risoli very discreet about his private life
Philippe Risoli has not shown himself much with his wife or his children. He also avoids talking about them and remains very evasive when his wife, Anne, is mentioned. However, in the book he is currently promoting, Tell my son that I love him, he tells an anecdote about their relationship. The host reveals that his future in the media and that of his wife in classical music came down to a coin toss. Destiny has done things well, they have been happy for years and continue their family life far from the media and fame.
