TV personalities at the Parc des Princes for the PSG-OM match
The Ligue 1 Clasico brought together PAF personalities this Sunday, September 24, in the stands of the Parisian Parc des Princes stadium.
Pleiade of stars at Princes Park Sunday September 24. The traditional Clasico, between Paris Saint-Germain and Olympique de Marseille, was held this weekend. For the occasion, public figures – both French and American – were there.
As Paris Fashion Week began this Monday, September 25, the new creative director of Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams, took a sporting break by going to the stands of the Parc des Princes. And he’s not the only English-speaker to have made the trip. The singer Selena Gomez was also present to witness PSG’s victory against OM (4-0). The latter was accompanied by her friend, the actress Nicola Peltz who is none other than the wife of Brooklyn Beckhameldest son of Victoria and David Beckham.
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But it is not the American people who have caused the most sensation. Many personalities from the French audiovisual landscape were present. Starting with the reality TV couple Nabilla and Thomas Vergara, known for their escapades (mixing cult lines and knife attacks). The duo was surrounded, on their left, by the former Franco-Brazilian footballer, Raí and, on their right, by the comedian Paul Mirabel and the French chef, Frédéric Anton, ex-jury of “MasterChef”.
Teddy Riner, Charles Villeneuve…
In the upper row stood host Camille Combal, accompanied by the couple formed by Ophélie Meunier, presenter of the news magazine “Zone Interdite” on M6, and Mathieu Vergne, director of streaming programs for the French channel TF1. Still in the audiovisual sector, Patrick De Carolis, president of France Télévisions from 2005 to 2010, and Charles Villeneuve, former sports director of TF1, were in front of the match.
Athletes also traveled to the west of Paris to witness the performances of Kilian Mbappé and his team. Judoka Teddy Riner and world champion Thierry Henry, now coach of the French youth team, kept each other company while athlete Kevin Mayer was seen in the stands.