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Radio presenter Michèle Cuvelier ends collaboration with VRT

Michèle Cuvelier has ended her collaboration with VRT, multiple sources confirm.

20 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Radio presenter Michèle Cuvelier has decided to end her collaboration with VRT. This news was confirmed by the public broadcaster and her manager, as reported by Krant van West-Vlaanderen.

Cuvelier, known as a prominent face of Studio Brussel, has also presented programs for Radio 1 and VRT Canvas in recent years. She recently made the transition from Studio Brussel to those channels.

According to various sources, the reason for her departure has not been disclosed. Cuvelier had not been visible in the new autumn programming for some time, which drew attention to her absence.

The news of Cuvelier's departure was confirmed by several news outlets, including Het Nieuwsblad and Gazet van Antwerpen, which cited information from Krant van West-Vlaanderen.

Cuvelier, 34 years old, has worked with VRT for more than ten years, but she remained one of the most recognizable voices on the channel during her time at Studio Brussel.

Cuvelier's future plans are currently unclear, and there are no further details about her career plans after leaving VRT.

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