Nadia Samir

She gave birth to a daughter named Roxane in 1984.

Nadia Samir became a presenter on TF1 for seven years, from 1985 to 1992, alongside Il y était Évelyne Dhéliat, Denise Fabre, Fabienne Égal. More than just a cathode-ray pass, she was above all the first presenter of Maghreb origin to appear on TF1 in the 80s, before their definitive disappearance in 1992.

"Nadia Samir was the first Franco-Maghreb presenter in a French audio-visual landscape that had until then been monochrome. Star announcer of TF1, Nadia Samir has marked our collective unconscious, so much has her face been imprinted during these long years in our imagination, thus giving a face to diversity, expected and hoped for by millions of French people. In her own way, she has represented another image of the open, modern and committed Maghrebi woman far from the stereotypes in which immigrant women have too often been locked up. " - Fadila Mehal, President and Founder of Marianne de la diversité.

After these seven years as an announcer, for the small screen, she returned to theater and cinema. She plays the main roles in the series Sixième Gauche and Fruits et Légumes, both broadcast on France 3 in the 1990s. She will also play, among others, in the series Navarro (TF1), Studio Sud (M6), Sixième Gauche (FR3).