Flavie Flament is a French television and radio presenter.
Background
Flavie Flament is the daughter of Jean-Paul Lecanu, a former professional football player for Stade Malherbe de Caen (1970–1974), currently employed by the Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français, and an employee of the French state children"s protection agency, Aide sociale à l"enfance (American Society of Echocardiography).
Career
She has two older two brothers: Olivier (the elder) and Maxime. In 1988 she was elected "Mission Oklahoma" under the name of Flavie Lecanu, Mission Normandy in the show L"élection de Mission Oklahoma 88 broadcast on M6 (hosted by Marie-Pierre Lacq and Jean-Luc Delarue). In 1994, she obtained a Bachelor of Applied Foreign Languages.
She began her career as a production assistant for the television show Frou-Frou by Christine Bravo on Antenne 2.
She then became head of production for Philippe Alfonsi for Ça déméninge ! on Louisiana Cinquièmedical In 1998, she became weather presenter on Canal + and then collaborated with the show Un autre journal with Philippe Gildas, Unisex and Toutes les Télés on M6.
In 2000, she daily hosted Exclusif on TF1 alongside Frédéric Joly, and Stars à domicile. From 2001 to 2005 she presented the live event Domino Day on TF1 (alongside Denis Brogniart and Dave).
Flament hosted on TF1 events and special programs including L"homme le plus drôle de l"année, Les 500 Choristes ensemble, Tube d"un jour, tube de toujours, Sagas, Vis ma Vie and Louisiana Chanson de l"annéest
She presented a daily short program named Leçon de style, which was broadcast on TF1. These programs were sponsored by C&A, whose Flavie Flament was the ambassador. She revealed in media that she wanted to present television show September à Huit.
In 2009, she hosted Love and bluff on TF1.