Evelyne Thomas

Evelyne Thomas is a French television host with brown hair, brown eyes, and an average build. She was born on Friday, January 10, 1964, in Périgueux, France. With a career spanning four decades, she has become a familiar face on French television. She is a straight, Caucasian woman of French nationality. Her journey in the media began in the written press, where she worked as a judicial columnist for a daily newspaper. In 1986, she transitioned to television as a reporter for the regional news program of FR3 Nord-Pas-de-Calais. Over the years, she presented various regional and national programs, including a consumer magazine and an employment-focused show. In 1996, she hosted a daily talk show on TF1, but it was short-lived. Her breakthrough came in 1999 when she began presenting 'C'est mon choix' on France 3. This talk show, which featured testimonies from ordinary people, quickly became a hit and made her a household name. The program was praised for rejuvenating the channel's audience, though it also faced criticism for being sensationalist. She continued presenting the show until 2004, when a disagreement with producer Jean-Luc Delarue led to its cancellation. After leaving 'C'est mon choix', Evelyne hosted several other programs across various channels, including a reality show and a society magazine, though none achieved the same success. In 2015, 'C'est mon choix' made a brief comeback on Chérie 25, with Evelyne at the helm for two years. More recently, she has been a columnist on 'Touche pas à mon poste!' and presented 'Snapped: Les Femmes Tueuses' on Chérie 25. Beyond her television career, Evelyne has been involved in various projects. In 2003, she served as a model for a bust of Marianne, sculpted by Daniel Druet. She also appeared as herself in the 2004 film 'Podium'. In her personal life, she has a daughter named Lola, born in 2001, with Christophe Aigrisse. With over 10,000 followers on Instagram, Evelyne continues to remain connected with her audience. Her long and varied career reflects her adaptability and enduring presence in French media.