Published by: Guillaume Martin — Editor in Chief
Updated on 2 August 2025
Laurent Romejko a beautiful illumination of the screen at 61, it is in Montreuil, in the Pays de Dreux, that he draws his real energy: a peaceful corner bordered by forests and a river, where he shares every moment with Sylvie, their two donkeys Thelma and Louise and Moka, their beagle. Behind the presenter's smile, life simply organizes, like a plant parenthesis that helps keep the mind anchored in the nature, between DIY, walks and complicit moments outdoors.
Attention: Everyone knows his face on TV, but behind the smiling presenter is a nature lover. At 61, Laurent Romejko lives a life quite different from what we imagine. Want to go through his haven of peace? You're in the right place.
In the following lines, dive into the heart of a green countryside where simplicity and sharing take precedence over everything else.
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A refuge away from the tumult
Many think he's trapped in Parisian agitation. Yet Laurent Romejko's real breath of oxygen is in Montreuil, in the Pays de Dreux, just an hour from Paris. This decor, bordered by forests and a river, became his cocoon with his wife Sylvie.
In this place, the tension falls and the glitters of the television give way to the discreet charm of the countryside. Living near nature has become an obvious fact for him: that's where he draws his energy and preserves the authenticity he needs to keep his feet on earth.
Problem: the call of greenery
Spending your days on stage isn't always easy. He lacked a space to blow away from the noise and the frenzy of daily racing. In search of balance, he put his hands on a solution to satisfy this thirst for tranquillity.
Amplification: the desire for something else
Who has ever dreamed, after a busy day, of diving in a rural setting? Laurent Romejko seized this opportunity. Montreuil became for him the perfect escape, where the winds of the Eure replace the horns and the crowd.
A simple and fully assumed life
In this bucolic house, the routine takes on an almost poetic color: tinkering, pruning the trees or growing some vegetable plants. Here, we forget about hard schedules and cascade appointments. We reconnect to what really matters.
With his wife, he shares everything: bike rides, hikes or outdoor meals. The children, Anne, Mathilde and Louis, are never far away. As soon as they come, a warm welcome awaits them. Nothing is worth these simple moments, rich in laughter and complicity.
Story: a passion that lasts
Laurent Romejko met Sylvie more than thirty years ago. Lightning did not stop there: their love for nature has paved the way for this existence close to the earth. Between a shooting for the weather and a time in the family, all of it unstressed, like an obvious puzzle.
Transformation: animals as companions
While the quietness of the countryside is already enough to recharge the batteries, the presence of Thelma and Louise, her two donkeys, and Moka, the family beagle, brings an extra touch of happiness. Seeing these animals in the meadow has become a little ritual whose couple do not tire.
I feel a vital need for greenery to fill up with energy.
A balance between heaven and earth
Today at the command of "Weather à la carte" on France 3, Laurent Romejko embodies this bridge between his love of open spaces and his taste for transmission. His daily life is then divided between weather forecasts and walks in his corner of greenery.
At the age of 61, he offers himself the luxury of a double life: the one he sees on the screen and the one he lives in the open air with Sylvie and their animals. By fully embracing this rhythm, it proves that simplicity has never been so rich in meaning. What if this return to the countryside was, basically, the best of recipes to stay in harmony with himself?
Updated on 2 August 2025
