Isabelle Ithurburu
French television presenter
About Isabelle Ithurburu
Born 1983. Isabelle Ithurburu is a French journalist, sports journalist and television presenter.
Isabelle Ithurburu (born 24 February 1983) is a French sports journalist and television presenter.
Life and career Isabelle Ithurburu was born in Pau in the department of Pyrénées-Atlantiques, the daughter of a grocerystore owner of Basque origin. She participated at a beauty pageant contest and was elected Miss Pau-Béarn in 2001.
In 2005, she participated at the fifth season of Nouvelle Star and was ranked among the fifteenth final contestants who had the privilege to sing in direct, but was eliminated after the first prime of Baltard, after having performed the song "Butterfly" from the band Superbus.
After her studies of international trade, she was hired in 2009 by the channel Infosport+ of the Canal+ Group, where she presents many sport programs like Sports Dimanche, L'Édition du Soir and La Matinale Sports.
In February 2012, after the departure of Darren Tulett, she succeeded him to present Samedi Sport on Canal+ while continuing to present Des décodeurs on Infosport+. She had a daughter, Mia, with her boyfriend, Maxim Nucci (Yodelice), in 2018.
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Who is Isabelle Ithurburu?
French television presenter
When was Isabelle Ithurburu born?
Isabelle Ithurburu was born on 24 February 1983 in Pau.
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Isabelle Ithurburu is a journalist, sports journalist and television presenter.
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Isabelle Ithurburu is French.
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