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Overview
- France Télévisions, which announced the move Wednesday, named former Miss France Camille Cerf to join Stéphane Bern as co-commentator for the May 16 Eurovision final in Vienna.
- Bern returns for his eleventh straight contest, giving viewers a familiar guide for the 70th edition broadcast on France 2.
- Cerf replaces Laurence Boccolini, who left the public broadcaster in October after saying late-stage demands in talks were unacceptable.
- France will be represented by 17-year-old Monroe with the song Regarde!, and recent betting lists place her among the favorites.
- France Télévisions unveiled the new pairing in a short video on its Eurovision account, and a win would be the country’s first since Marie Myriam in 1977.