Since the end of February and the closure of C8 following a decision by Arcom, Cyril Hanouna has no longer been on air to host Touche Pas à Mon Poste. Expected to return to the M6 group next fall, the title of his new show has just been revealed, and we also know the name of one of the columnists who will be part of it. We'll tell you everything.
Cyril Hanouna is aiming for W9, not the Élysée
Indeed, on February 28, C8 and NRJ12 permanently stopped broadcasting on TNT. After several years of broadcasting, the two channels have therefore stopped broadcasting cult programs like Touche Pas à Mon Poste, the show presented by Cyril Hanouna every evening in prime-time access. While the latter still officiates on Europe 1 with his show On Marche Sur La Tête, and in which he trapped everyone with his fake candidacy for the 2027 presidential election, the public will be able to find the host next September on Fun Radio in the afternoon as well as in a show on W9 every weekday evening, but be careful, he must absolutely not talk about politics. For this future show, rumors are rife about the content but also about the columnists who will be alongside the former C8 star. Thanks to our colleagues at Morandini Live on CNews, we finally know what the title of this daily show on W9 will be.
The title of Cyril Hanouna's new show finally revealed
Indeed, on May 7, Cyril Hanouna announced that he wanted to reveal "exclusively" the title of his future show, which will succeed TPMP. The main person concerned had this title in mind for a while. On this May 12, 2025, we are able to announce that the show presented by Cyril Hanouna on the M6 group channel and which will be filmed in the same studios as TPMP (Canal Factory) will be called: Tout Beau, Tout 9 and the hashtag that will be used on social networks will be #TBT9 or #TBTN.
On the decor side, the table that will welcome the host and his columnists should take the shape of a W to recall the name of the channel (like Bertrand Chameroy's set for his OFNI show as Clément Garin recalls on X) and the audience will be seated on benches that will take the form of an arena to recall "the circus games" in Rome. Finally, we know the name of the first columnist who will be part of this new TV adventure of Cyril Hanouna. It is Jade Leboeuf.
A name that will be familiar to you since it is the daughter of Franck Leboeuf, the 1998 football world champion whom you saw in the game Les Traîtres broadcast on M6.
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