Véronique Cloutier, one of Quebec’s most recognizable television hosts, has officially closed the chapter on her flamboyant on‑screen character. In a recent interview she declared she is “saying goodbye to the shattered shirts that defined the role,” signaling the final curtain for the persona that dominated the talk‑show circuit for years. The announcement coincided with the winding down of production on the popular series “L’œil du cyclone,” a program that blended humor, current affairs, and Cloutier’s signature high‑energy style. Co‑star Christine Beaulieu, who played Joey Bélanger’s sidekick, highlighted the emotional weight of the wrap‑up, noting that the set’s lights dimmed not just for a season finale but for a definitive end. Industry insiders describe the move as a strategic pivot for Cloutier, who plans to focus on new media ventures and charitable projects rather than continuing the demanding schedule of daily live television. While fans will miss the iconic wardrobe choices and rapid‑fire monologues, the transition marks a calculated step toward broader creative freedom for the veteran host.

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