who celebrates his 67th birthday this Thursday, January 23, 2025, has as an animated reminder from 1996 to 2003 on M6 the famous show Star seeds, which will contribute to its notoriety among the general public. On the private side, he shared life, and he is the father of a daughter named .
We also know that, according to the latest news, he is based in Rueil-Malmaison, the town where he resides. The opportunity then to recall that the Paris region concentrates the departments where the richest 10% display the highest standard of living. Paris comes out on top with at least 6,000 euros per month for these wealthy households, after taxes for a single person.
The Hauts de Seine department, where Rueil-Malmaison is located, follows with at least 5,200 euros per month, then Yvelines (4,400 euros) and Val-de-Marne where to belong to the richest 10%, you must have a minimum standard of living of 3,900 euros. In any case, this is what is explained by the Observatory of Inequalities, an independent information organization, on its website.
Coming back to Laurent Boyer, he completely designed his house and designed all the fittings. And his home is a little special since it evokes the appearance of a large boat, like Le Corbusier. Both outside and inside. “My interior is like a boat deck… I like wood, light and bricks. I have a large bookcase of 9 meters, inserted into the wall, and in the living room there are 19 seats in black leather, very wide“, he said in an interview for Côté-Maison in 2013.
Laurent Boyer, his secrets about his house-liner
An interview in which he nevertheless wanted to make a difference between his style and that of the famous architect previously cited: “My house looks like an ocean liner. But it is not the concrete and cold spirit of Corbusier. Even though it is empty, it is warm with a sensual and soft tone by the light wood inside.”
Note that he also has a green thumb: “I have a small garden with magnificent tree species thanks to my cousin who is a landscaper, a family profession for generations (…) There is a 300-year-old olive tree, a Lebanese cedar, a maritime pine, a Swedish pine, a light blue Nordic pine… My pleasure is to plant everlastings which smell of curry, I love this smell which is exhaled as soon as there is a ray of sunshine.”
Finally, let us remember that the person who suffered has returned to the RTL microphone since 2019 for a 100% audio version of Frequentstar (another show that he formerly hosted on M6), occasionally programmed on Saturday evenings.
