The third season of Who wants to be my partner? is launched from this Wednesday, January 4, 2023 on M6. But where are Éric Larchevêque, Anthony Bourbon and their friends filming the show?
From this Wednesday, January 4, dozens of entrepreneurs will appear on the show that could turn their lives upside down… Who wants to be my partner? returns to M6 from 9:10 p.m. This year, the program has undergone several changes, starting with the presence by Isabelle Chevalier which joins the benches of investors, it which is already present in the Canadian version of the format. On the other hand, the investors Sophie Mechaly and Isabelle Weill, who arrived last year, will not be back. This will also be the case for Xavier Domergue, the show’s host! “We give so much room to investors and their exchanges that we made this choice“to do without a presenter, justified Guillaume Charles, the program director of M6, during the press conference.
Who wants to be my partner? : a filming location similar to that ofDeal Concluded !
The show also knows how to be part of the continuity: for the second consecutive season, Anthony Bourbon and Jean-Pierre Nadir will put their hands in the wallet to help entrepreneurs. The emblematic faces of the program, namely Delphine André, Éric Larchevêque and Marc Simoncini, also responded positively to the call. Moreover, the filming location is the same as last year. This is the Orfèvrerie, a former factory that housed the Christofle factory for more than 130 years, located in the town of Saint-Denis. Many TV shows are boxed in this place, likeDeal Concluded!
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What an audience for the first two seasons of Who wants to be my partner?
Last season, Who wants to be my partner?had been able to see an increase in its audience compared to the previous year. In 2021, the five episodes had been followed on average by 1.75 million people for a market share of 9%. It was slightly more than in 2020: for its first edition, the program hosted by Julien Courbet at the time had won 1.60 million viewers, or 8.3% audience share.
