Starting from September 1, 2025, Cyril Hanouna will officially make his return to television with the launch of the first episode of “Tout beau tout 9” on W9. The following day, on September 2, 2025, he will also make his return to radio on Fun Radio with the show “Tout beau tout fun”. Even before signing his contract with the group M6, Hanouna was aware that he wouldn’t be able to bring his entire team along. As anticipation builds, he has begun to share insights into what viewers and listeners can expect from his upcoming shows.
A Lighter Show for Cyril Hanouna on Fun Radio
On June 4, during his program “On marche sur la tête” on Europe 1, Cyril Hanouna provided some exciting details regarding his new daily show set to air on W9. According to him, fans of “TPMP” won’t feel out of place. He stated, “We are not going to change a winning formula… It will strongly resemble TPMP; we will have lots of fun and learn many things.” But what will “Tout beau tout fun” entail? Will it be similar to “On marche sur la tête”? Not quite.
Hanouna has indicated that his new radio show will be significantly lighter in tone compared to his program on Europe 1. Most of the team from “On marche sur la tête” will join him on Fun Radio, with one notable exception.
The Same Team as “On marche sur la tête”… or Almost
The political figure Olivier Dartigolles will follow “Baba”, alongside two iconic chroniclers from “TPMP”: “We will be together next year, Géraldine Maillet, Dartigolles, and Benaïm.” However, one other chronicler who has often appeared on “TPMP” and is a daily presence on “On marche sur la tête” will not be joining. Hanouna expressed, “But Gauthier [Le Bret] will be missed, and we will miss him.”, showing his sadness in not being able to include one of his contributing voices.
According to our colleagues at Purebreak, the young chronicler is unlikely to follow the host for several reasons. The media points out that Gauthier Le Bret “wishes to continue flourishing at CNews (where he is the host of 100% politique) and at Europe 1 (potential chronicler for Pascal Praud’s upcoming show?)”. These projects may clarify his absence from Hanouna’s new team.
As Cyril Hanouna prepares for his new ventures, excitement grows among his loyal fans. His decision to maintain a familiar style offers comfort, while the introduction of a fresh format on Fun Radio paves the way for lighter topics and humor. Moreover, the continuity of some familiar faces alongside new content reflects his ability to adapt while remaining true to what audiences love.
With Hanouna at the helm, both “Tout beau tout 9” and “Tout beau tout fun” promise to deliver engaging and entertaining content that aligns with his established brand. Fans eagerly await the return of their favorite host, hoping for laughter, learning, and perhaps even a few surprises along the way. The dynamics between the team members will inevitably shape the shows, enticing viewers and listeners with their chemistry and interactions.
As his broadcasts draw closer, the intrigue surrounding Cyril Hanouna’s new era continues to build. Will he meet expectations? Can he capture the essence of what makes his shows appealing while exploring new ideas? Only time will tell, but for now, the excitement is palpable as audiences look forward to welcoming him back into their homes.