Valerie Amarou

Journalist Sports reporter TV Host+1 moreshow less

Born: Oct 5, 1976age 49
body type: Slim
nationality: French

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About Valerie Amarou

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With a slim frame and natural curves, Valérie Amarou has built a long career in French sports television. She was born on October 5, 1976, in Niort, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, and got her start at TPS Star in 2004, where she presented Premier League matches.

A year later, she co-hosted Dimanche Soir Football alongside Gregory Nowak, Daniel Riolo, and Daniel Bravo. In September 2007, she moved to Canal+, presenting Jour de Sport on Canal+ Sport with Victor Robert. She later co-hosted La Quotidienne du Cinéma with Laurent Weil and joined i-Télé for weekend evening programming with Stefan Etcheverry. Her work has spanned football, sports, and cinema, making her a recognizable face on French screens.

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Personal

Birthplace: Niot, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Ethnicity: Caucasian

Body

Hair Color: Auburn
Boobs: Real/Natural

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Frequently asked

What shows has Valérie Amarou hosted on Canal+?

She hosted Jour de Sport with Victor Robert and co-hosted La Quotidienne du Cinéma with Laurent Weil.

When did Valérie Amarou start working in television?

She joined TPS Star in 2004, where she presented Premier League matches.

Did you know

She co-hosted a daily cinema show that aired Monday through Friday at 7:40 p.m.
Her career includes both sports and cinema programming, a shift from football to film news.