The public apparently adores him. This Wednesday morning, Stéphane Bern gave it back to him. By ensuring the filming of the program “The Favorite Village of the French”, in Pontrieux, he also ensured the after-sales service of a well-deserved celebrity. And a dedication here… And a selfie there… The TV presenter is not the 26th favorite personality of the French by chance. In public, the almost sixty-year-old smiles who better. A small wave of the hand completes the panoply. For his happy fans, it’s blessed bread.
On the Trieux or on the floor of the cows, the three cameras of the emission turn. The public does not miss a beat, enjoying the performance. On arrival, the report dedicated to Pontrieux will last ten minutes. It will be broadcast during the long-awaited program “The Favorite Village of the French”, at the end of June on France 3.
The autograph pro leaves a sweet note on a bag bearing his image. (The Telegram/Eric Rannou)Stéphane Bern, accompanied by the artist Sophie known as Zina-O, took a boat trip. (The Telegram/Eric Rannou)photo-souvenir-du-trieux-et-de-ses_7480438_450x338.jpg" media="(max-width: 650px)">Stéphane Bern takes a souvenir photo of Le Trieux and its washhouses. This Thursday, he will continue filming in Beaulieu-lès-Loches, in Indre-et-Loire. (The Telegram/Eric Rannou)Carole took her selfie with the star of the day. “For a long time, with my parents, we followed what he was doing on TV. He is interested in our roots. It’s good. It preserves our heritage,” says the 30-year-old. (The Telegram/Eric Rannou)Stéphane Bern stopped in front of the Notre-Dame des Fontaines church which benefited from funds from the Heritage Mission, which is carried by the TV presenter. (The Telegram/Eric Rannou)The filming of the show was provided by three cameras and a drone. (The Telegram/Eric Rannou)On the edge of the Trieux, the curious came to see Stéphane Bern. (The Telegram/Eric Rannou)The washerwomen have resumed service for the filming of the show. (The Telegram/Eric Rannou)Pencil in hand, Stéphane Bern does not lack inspiration at the time of the dedication. (The Telegram/Eric Rannou)
