The end of the holidays is approaching! If some personalities who work on radio or on TV will be back from September 1, for others, the start of the school year will take place on August 25. It is in any case on this date that the whole team of Grandes Gueules is supposed to be complete. However, as the host Olivier Truchot announced on X, he will not be back until August 28, following a personal setback. For his part, his acolyte Alain Marschall has resumed service since August 11.
Like many shows, the team of big gules will experience some small changes for the 2025/2026 season. She will notably be joined by A new columnistespecially known for his talents in the kitchen.
New recruit for the big mouths!
After more than twenty years of good and loyal service, and despite solicitations of other channels, Alain Marschall and Olivier Truchot sign a new season on the big gules, for the 21ᵉ consecutive year. This season, they will have the pleasure of counting on a well -known face of viewers: Yves Camdeboards. As revealed Télé-Loisirsthe former juror of the Masterchef culinary program will be one of the two new columnists.
It will not be the first time that the chef has left his kitchen for a TV show. In 2023, he had made a remarkable appearance on TF1, putting on a pig costume in the show Mask Singer. Alongside the legendary duo of the show, he will be the megaphone for restaurateurs. Viewers will have to wait for the second half of September on RMC and RMC Story.
Who will be the stakeholders of the big gules for the 2025/2026 season?
The former member of the Masterchef jury is not the only one to enter the show. The educator Abel Boyi,
Already intervened several times on BFMTV, will also integrate the team. Conversely, Étienne Liebig announced this summer his departure from the show, after sixteen years spent on the air.
The time is therefore in renewal for One of RMC’s flagship emissions. In addition to the two new recruits, Flora Ghebali, Charles Consigny, Antoine Diers, Jean-Loup Bonnamy, Mourad Boudjellal, Joëlle Dago-Serry, Barbara Lefebvre, Jérôme Marty, Zohra Bitan, Bruno Poncet, Emmanuel de Villiers, Fatima Aït-Bounoua, and Elina Dumont Gules.
