Énora Malagré

Énora Malagré, a petite French blonde with bright blue eyes, stands out in any crowd. The 45-year-old actress and TV host has made a name for herself across French radio and television. Born in Morlaix, Brittany, she moved to the Yvelines region at age ten and later settled in Paris as an adult.

Her path to fame was not straightforward. She first trained as a comedian, then pivoted to study law before finding her true calling in media. A chance meeting with the co-founder of Radio Nova changed everything. He told her she had a perfect radio voice and invited her to join the station. Beginning in 2004, she spent six years at Nova as both a columnist and presenter.

Malagré's career took off from there. In 2010, she co-hosted C'Cauet on NRJ with Sébastien Cauet for nearly a year. She then moved to Virgin Radio, where she worked with Cyril Hanouna on Hanouna le matin starting in 2012, followed by her own show Enora le soir. On television, she became a familiar face on C8, appearing as a columnist on Hanouna's popular show Touche pas à mon poste! In June 2013, she joined the radio program On va s'gêner on Europe 1. Her journey shows a woman who reinvented herself and kept climbing. Now with 431k Instagram followers, she remains a recognizable figure in French entertainment.