Ludivine Reding Explores Friendship and Travel Worlds

In a captivating final episode of “En direct de l’univers” before the Olympic break in Milan-Cortina, host France Beaudoin showcased the multifaceted life of Ludivine Reding. The evening highlighted Reding’s deep connections with her friends and her enduring passion for travel.

Ludivine Reding: A Night of Friendship and Music

The show opened vibrantly as Sébastien Plante from the band Les Respectables kicked off a medley that had Reding jumping from her seat. She remained on her feet during the performances, sitting only during commercial breaks.

Surrounded by Friends

The atmosphere brimming with affection was palpable, as a host of friends joined in to celebrate Reding. This included childhood friend and plateau photographer Ludovic Rolland Marcotte, as well as fellow musicians and friends like Éléonore Lagacé, Lou-Pascal Tremblay, and Omar Tamar Ibrahim from Cairo. Familiar faces such as Kevin Raphaël, Olivier Dion, and Samantha Fins also contributed to a memorable night.

• Special appearances by:
  • K. Maro performing “Femme Like U”
  • Biz singing “Le but,” donning Montreal Canadiens colors
• Childhood friends:
  • Francis Bordeleau
  • Dominik Dagenais
  • Rachel, Estelle, and Solveig

Exploring the Past

During the show, a nostalgic moment featured a clip of a song by Marie-Mai. Reding appeared in the video at just eight years old. Manuel Tadros, a family friend, brought the house down with “C’est zéro,” a significant hit originally penned for Julie Masse.

A Journey Through Memories

Reding’s world is also shaped by her travels. Her partner and accountant, Antoine Bibeau Laforce, dedicated “L’Amérique pleure” by Cowboys Fringants, reflecting on a challenging trip. In a heartfelt display, her grandparents, broadcasting from Bali, recited lyrics from a Vincent Vallières song.

Reding’s uncle and brother made a surprise appearance from Belgium to sing “Rayon de soleil,” a heartfelt tribute to the Reding family. Throughout the evening, the loving spirit of friendship and family resonated, emphasizing Reding’s strong bonds.

A Celebration of Quebec Music

Reding’s passion for Quebec music shone brightly, as her friends reminded her of cherished moments with songs like “Embarque ma belle” by Kaïn and “Mon ange” by Éric Lapointe, performed by Olivier Bergeron. Other highlights included “Paradis City” by Jean Leloup featuring Olivier Dion.

Friends and Supporters

A plethora of friends graced the stage, adding to the night’s warmth. Notable attendees included:

• Guillaume Gauthier
• Luca Morin
• Étienne Laudadio-Beaupré
• Xavier Chartrand
• Léa Beaudoin
• Emmanuelle Perron
• Catherine Lauzon
• Victor Sowa
• Alexandre Lauzon
• Élodie Piché
• William Corbeil
• Romy Tremblay
• Charles Bernard
• Antoine Muzzi

The program will take a break for the Olympics, with France Beaudoin set to return on February 28 to feature actress and director Isabelle Brouillette. Reding’s episode was a dazzling celebration of friendship, travel, and the music that connects them all.