Overview

• The show follows Gérald Darmanin, Jordan Bardella, Fabien Roussel and Sandrine Rousseau over six months, filming them in homes, workplaces and family settings.
• Each guest uses the platform to highlight personal backgrounds and humanize their public image ahead of the 2027 presidential vote.
• Host Karine Le Marchand argues that revealing politicians’ personal journeys provides insight into their leadership styles.
• Critics accuse the program of peopolizing politics at the expense of substantive policy debate and of glamorizing extreme viewpoints.
• Participants say the intimate portraits help rebuild voter trust by showcasing authentic motivations and life experiences.