Cyril Hanouna Returns to W9 Amid Personal Revelations and Show Updates
Sydney, 10 January 2026 – French television host Cyril Hanouna resumed his popular show Tout Beau Tout Propre (TBT9) on W9 following the holiday break, attracting attention for both his on-air presence and off-screen developments, while Australia’s social media ban continues to draw international scrutiny.
Return to the Airwaves
Cyril Hanouna kicked off 2026 with the first episode of TBT9 on 5 January 2026, featuring a mix of humour, debates, and celebrity discussions. The show, which had been on hiatus during the Christmas period, saw the return of controversial chronicler Thomas Guénolé, who previously appeared on Touche Pas à Mon Poste. Viewers noted a slight dip in audience figures compared to pre-holiday episodes, with the programme drawing 1.2 million viewers in the key 19h20-21h15 slot, down from recent highs.
Personal Life Revelations
Amid the show’s return, Hanouna faced renewed focus on his personal life. Reports from 5 January 2026 indicated that his ex-partner Kelly Vedovelli clarified their relationship status, stating it was over. Additionally, fellow presenter Cyril Féraud praised Hanouna’s skills in a 6 January 2026 interview, describing him as a “genius of live television” who excels at improvisation. Féraud, who revealed details about his own private life on 8 January 2026, including presenting his grandmother on air and discussing his son Tim, contrasted Hanouna’s public persona with his own preference for privacy.
Key Facts
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Show Performance | TBT9 averaged 1.2 million viewers for the 5 January 2026 episode, a 0.9-point drop in share from December averages. |
| Personal Updates | Hanouna’s relationship with Vedovelli ended; Féraud shared family insights, including son Tim born in July 2024. |
| Controversies | Hanouna faces ongoing debates over past sanctions; Féraud noted his support during difficult times. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cyril Hanouna’s current show?
Cyril Hanouna hosts Tout Beau Tout Propre (TBT9) on W9, a daily talk show featuring debates, humour, and celebrity segments.
How has Cyril Féraud’s life changed recently?
Cyril Féraud, aged 40, recently opened up about his private life, including his son Tim and a preference for privacy, while praising Hanouna’s television skills.
What is Australia’s social media ban?
Australia implemented a world-first ban on social media for under-16s in 2025, sparking global debates on child safety and digital rights, as highlighted in recent SBS reports.