Laure De Lattre

Slim and brown-eyed, with brown hair and natural breasts, Laure De Lattre is a 50-year-old French former reality TV star and TV host. Born on Tuesday 2nd of March 1976 in Paris, Ile-de-France, France, she is Caucasian and straight. She has been active since 2001, starting around 25 years old, and has spent 25 years in the industry.

Laure is best known for participating in the first season of the reality show Loft Story, which aired from April to July 2001. After the show, she renegotiated her contract. That same year, she hosted "Laure de Vérité" on Téva, interviewing personalities, and also hosted "Laure a sonné" on the same channel. Until April 2002, she worked on Jérôme Bonaldi's show on Europe 1. In April 2002, she co-hosted Morning Live on M6 with Guillaume Stanczyk, succeeding Michaël Youn. They were replaced by Cyril Hanouna in February 2003.

In 2002, she published "C'est génial d'être une fille" with Michel Lafon publishers. In 2008, she married Fabrice Jeandemange, an assistant director she met on the set of Morning Live, and they had two children. She founded Beauty Street with her sister, a company specializing in clothing for beauty, hospitality, and healthcare professionals. She later left that company and became editor-in-chief of "Les Nouvelles Esthétiques", a magazine for beauty professionals run by her mother.