Ornella Fleury

In 2013, she recorded a parody of Zahia Dehar with her ex-partner. In 2014 and 2015, she had small roles in Dany Boon's Supercondriaque and Fabien Onteniente's Camping 3. She also performed on stage alongside Gérard Darmon and Philippe Lellouche. Since 2015, she has been performing her stand-up at the Théâtre du Point-Virgule. Télérama praised the comedian's quick wit and charisma, while also noting a sense of déjà vu, facile jokes, and a lack of rhythm in a show deemed uneven and falsely subversive.

In the fall of 2016, she became the weather presenter on Canal+'s Le Grand Journal. Some of her segments drew criticism. On September 5, during her first appearance, she addressed transgender journalist Brigitte Boréale, saying: "Good evening, sir/madam, or rather, Brigitte. Good evening." This remark was considered transphobic by many viewers on Twitter, as well as by the LGBT Journalists Association. She announced she was filing a complaint with the CSA in a Facebook post on September 6. On September 9, the commentator irritated American actor Jonah Hill, who was there to promote the film *War Dogs*, with remarks about his sex appeal in his film roles and then about his physical appearance. This led the offended actor to ironically conclude, "Being ridiculed by a local journalist pleases me." The exchange, reported in several foreign press articles, prompted the actor to cancel several of his promotional interviews in Europe. Regarding these controversies, she claimed it was "humor" and that her remarks had been "misinterpreted." In March 2017, the show was cancelled, ending her career as a weather presenter on Canal+.

In 2024, she joined the cast of the comedy series "Benoît Gênant Officiel" alongside Artus, broadcast on TMC. Since October 2024, she has also co-hosted the 4-7 pm slot on NRJ with Camille Combal. Ornella is a straight French woman with brown hair and brown eyes, slim build, and natural breasts. She has gained 53k followers on Instagram as of March 2026. Her career has been marked by both acclaim and controversy, but she continues to work in French entertainment.