On the clay court of Roland-Garros, the rallies are not only played out on the courts. Each year, the Parisian tournament also becomes a social gathering where celebrities, tennis lovers and media personalities meet under the flashes of photographers. This 2026 edition has not escaped the rule. Among the duos that caught the eye, one appearance particularly caught the attention: that of Guy
Savoy, visibly very close with a woman well known to the general public.
The famous chef, aged 72, appeared radiant at the photocall set up in front of the famous clay-colored wall of the tournament. Elegantly dressed in a dark jacket and a light shirt, he posed alongside Laotia Barlerinin a relaxed and smiling atmosphere. Denim shirt, simple but neat look, the veterinarian seemed to share a friendly moment with the multi-star chef.
Guy Savoy in a relationship with Laétitia Barletin, well known to viewers
An appearance which almost formalizes a new stage in the romantic life of the restaurateur. After several years marked by his relationship with Sonia Mabrouk, Guy Savoy seems to have found a certain serenity in love. For the record, the chef and the journalist had an important story before announcing their separation at the end of 2022.
Since then, Sonia Mabrouk has built a new family life, successively welcoming her children. Guy Savoy seems to have found a personal balance alongside this discreet woman but far from being unknown in the French audiovisual landscape. Because Laétitia Barlerin’s face necessarily says something to animal lovers and TV regulars. Known for many years under the nickname ‘Miss Véto’, she has established herself as an essential specialist in animal welfare in the media.
Diplomas of the National Veterinary School of Alfort, she began to become known thanks to the cult show 30 million friends, before becoming a familiar figure to viewers in The Daily,
broadcast on France 5. However, his expertise is not limited to television. Passionate about the relationship between humans and animals, Laétitia Barlerin has also multiplied editorial projects over the years.
A notable outing at Roland-Garros
She is the author of several works devoted to animal behavior and has long shared her advice with radio listeners, notably on RMC. Thanks to her pedagogy and her ability to popularize sometimes technical subjects, she has forged herself a solid reputation to the general public. This notable outing at Roland-Garros gives a glimpse of a close-knit couple, sheltered from the media tumult but visibly happy to appear together.
If Guy Savoy remains discreet about his private life, this duo appearance nevertheless sends a clear message: after a more silent period emotionally, the chef seems to savor a new chapter. And what could be more symbolic than a sunny afternoon at Roland-Garros to display a newfound happiness, far from starred kitchens and TV sets, but under the curious eyes of Parisian spectators?
