Tatiana Silva Leaves TF1 Weather After 10 Years

Tatiana Silva, the Belgian presenter and former Miss Belgium 2005, has resigned from the TF1 Group, ending a tenure of nearly ten years with the network. Silva delivered her final weather report on Sunday, April 12, 2026.

The departure was officially announced by TF1 in a press release on Friday, April 10, 2026. In the statement, the group praised Silva’s career at the channel, noting that she had decided to leave to begin a new chapter in her life.

Silva expressed her gratitude toward the management and teams she collaborated with during her time at the network. However, reports indicate that the departure may have been fraught with tension, as some channel employees reportedly learned of the sudden withdrawal through the press.

A Decade of Presence on TF1

Silva joined the TF1 group in 2017, stepping into the high-profile role of replacing Catherine Laborde for the weekend weather forecasts. Over the following nine years, she became a familiar face for viewers, embodying the weekend news slot.

Beyond her weather duties, TF1 expanded her role within the network and its associated channels. Her portfolio included hosting the Sunday magazine Les Docs du Week-end on TF1 and the program 90′ Enquêtes on TMC.

Her popularity with the general public was further bolstered in 2017 when she participated in Dancing with the Stars, finishing the competition in third place alongside Christophe Licata.

Career Transitions and Personal Milestones

Before her tenure at TF1, Silva established her career in media through roles at RTBF, M6, and TV5 Monde. Her transition away from the network follows a period of significant personal change; in January 2025, she became the mother of a son named June following a maternity leave.

While she has spent nearly a decade on the front page of the network, Silva has stated that it is now time for her to depart. She has not yet revealed the specific details of the new chapter she intends to pursue.

Succession and Future Programming

The transition for the weekend weather forecasts will be handled by Louis Bodin, who previously alternated with Silva every other Sunday. Bodin will take over the role on a temporary basis while TF1 prepares to announce a permanent replacement.

Regarding her other television commitments, Silva’s departure extends to her magazine programs. She will officially bid farewell to these shows later in the season, once the episodes that have already been recorded have finished airing.

Silva’s final appearance on the channel was marked by a prime-time news bulletin on April 12, 2026, serving as a symbolic conclusion to her years of representing TF1 news.