The Franco-Moroccan comedian presents his third one-man-show in Casablanca and Marrakech . With this show, he addresses the theme of schooling and harassment by blending humor and reflection, before an audience he considers his own family.
Starring in the series « Le Nounou » this Monday on TF1, comedian Booder wanted to dispel rumors about his physical appearance. The actor says he does not suffer from any genetic disease, attributing his features to a simple family resemblance.
Invited to the Portrait of the Week in the "Sept à Huit" program on TF1, the Franco-Moroccan actor and comedian Booder looked back on his health problems, which he has been dealing with since birth in Morocco.
Invited on the show Une heure avec... broadcast on RFM, the Franco-Moroccan comedian Booder made surprising revelations about his childhood. He was very ill when he was young.
Invited on Saturday on the 50’ inside show on TF1, Booder discussed the serious health problems he experienced during his childhood that affected his physique.
Franco-Moroccan actor and comedian Booder , whose real name is Mohamed Benyamna, frankly discussed his relationship with money in an interview.
Nearly three months after the death of his friend, Franco-Moroccan comedian Booder pays a new tribute to Franco-Algerian Wahid Bouzidi who "misses him a lot".
Comedian Booder rarely talks about the life of his small family, especially that of his nine-year-old son who, in his early childhood, had fragile health. The comedian admits to having gone through difficult days.
Comedian Booder was on the set of the Touche Pas à Mon Poste (TPMP) show on September 2nd. In a frank and sincere language, the actor talked about the memories of his childhood, especially those related to his illness.
The Franco-Moroccan comedian, Booder, announces a show "where everything and everyone is targeted," in Montpellier, for April 25 in which he wages a merciless war on hunks.