Benjamin Duhamel parents, are famous in the French media world. Therefore no wonder the son of Nathalie Saint-Cricq and Patrice Duhamel, Benjamin was caught up in the journalistic industry quite early. 

After RTL, he obtained an enticing nomination on LCI, a major channel not as accessible to ordinary journalists. This appointment would be the result of a favor obtained thanks to the high office of his parents. 

Therefore it becomes important to take an interest in the parents of the famous journalist.

Benjamin was born in 1995. He followed a bilingual course until 2009 before obtaining his baccalaureate at Henry IV high school in 2012. 

After studying at Sciences Po, he became president of Sciences Po TV in 2015 and 2016.

Like Benjamin Duhamel parents, the following year, he began his career journalist on RTL, where he works with Alain Duhamel, his uncle. 

As a freelance journalist, he joined the editorial staff of LCI before landing in 2019 at BFM TV, where he worked as a political journalist.

Benjamin Duhamel mother, Nathalie Saint-Cricq

Nathalie Saint-Cricq is a renowned French political journalist. She is a marketing graduate with a master’s degree in literature. 

His father, Jacques Saint-Cricq, is the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of  La Nouvelle Republique du Centre-Ouest. As for his grandfather, he is a French socialist politician and co-shareholder of the Nouvelle Rrpublique du Centre-Ouest group. 

Nathalie Saint-Cricq has mainly hosted two political programs on France 2: ‘It’s Up to You to Judge’ and  ‘Words and Deeds.’ In 2012, she was appointed head of the political department of France 2, thus taking part in all the major political debates in France.

Benjamin Duhame father, Patrice Duhamel

Born December 12, 1945, in Boulogne, Patrice Duhamel is a journalist and writer. After studying journalism, he began his career at first timidly on ORTF before being appointed director of the interior policy department of TF1. 

A year later, he held the position of director of the political and social service of the same newspaper. 

In 1977, he became editor-in-chief and then news director of Tuesday Morning and TVES, respectively. He returned to TF1 in 1980, where he worked as a host of the program Grand Debat.

He then goes through radio Monte-Carlo, la Cinq, France Inter, France 2, and France 3, where he still occupies the highest positions. 

In 1999, Patrice Duhamel officiated at le Figaro until 2004, when he held the position of deputy director of Socpresse, to which le Figaro belongs. 

Currently, he is the Managing Director of  France Televisions in charge of antennas and program diversification.

He also chairs the School of Journalism and Communication in Marseille. Many books enrich his prize list, including Carte Sur Table with Alain Duhamel, his brother and uncle of Benjamin Duhamel. 

Alain Duhamel is also a great French journalist and essayist who also specializes in politics. Elysee, never without them, Les Flingueurs are also successful works by Benjamin Duhamel’s father.