Jamy Gourmaud will be this March 30 alongside Isabelle Nanty and Grégory Cohen in the program “One Sunday in the countryside”. Here is what we know about the private life of the so discreet animator …
According to Jamy Gourmaud’s latest statements in the press, his meeting with Frédéric Lopez in A Sunday in the countryside completely upset him. We can therefore imagine that the favorite professor of the French managed to open alongside other guests, Isabelle Nanty and Grégory Cohen. Answer this Sunday, March 30 on France 2, during the broadcast of the show. In the meantime, what do we know about his private life?
Jamy Gourmaud as a couple for thirty years: “Our recipe is …”
Jamy Gourmaud is very discreet natural. At 61, the journalist and presenter has been pouring for happy days with a certain Manuela for over thirty years. Married to this painter since 1992, he even worked with her several times since she illustrated one of her husband’s books, My Tour de France natural and scientific curiositiespublished in March 2019. For the past few years, the couple has been working hand in hand on a daily basis and founded a production company, Jamy and Co.
“It has been a long time that we share the same vision of things. We are both passionate about knowledge. I think it is as curious as I am. When our trips or our visits to museums, we exchange a lot around these questions”he told Gala In 2021. And concerning the longevity of his couple, Jamy is no secret: “Each couple has their recipe, but I think ours is to share passions, desires to build projects together”.
Jamy Gourmaud, what do her children do? “I especially did not force their hand”
The one that France discovered in the program It’s not rocket science And his sweetheart have two children: Alex, born in 1996, and Oscar, born in 1999. The small family has been established for many years in Clamart, in the Paris region. “They left to make scientific careers”had entrusted famous father to theRepublican echo In 2015 about his two sons.
HAS Here Paris, He added: “I especially did not force their hand. I would have been just as proud of them if they had opted for a literary path. If they had chosen another path with passion and conviction, I would have been just as happy! The important thing is that they flourish in the activity they have chosen. Afterwards, I am delighted that they had fun in the discovery of science “.
Besides, the author of 365 days with Jamy recently made confidences to Purepeople on the education of his children: “I would surely have liked to be more there, but I was despite everything there”.
