Caroline Margeridon Clarifies the Commercial Nature of 'Affaire Conclue' Ahead of Season 9

In a recent interview, Caroline Margeridon, a key buyer on the popular French television show 'Affaire Conclue,' confirmed her return for the upcoming ninth season, while dispelling widespread misconceptions regarding the show's nature. Margeridon stated emphatically, "I do not do 'Affaire Conclue' to make television; we are real merchants with real shops and commercial registers." She emphasized that the program is a genuine commercial platform, not just entertainment.

Margeridon shared striking details about her buying activities, revealing that she typically acquires around four to five lots per filming day and has never lost money on her investments. Notably, her most expensive purchase on the show was a bronze sculpture valued at 39,000 euros. In her humorous style, she remarked, "I could sell ice to Eskimos," highlighting her confidence in her buying strategy.

The show also features unique special episodes, where Margeridon recalled amusing items such as a fire truck, which she joked about potentially converting into a jacuzzi, and a DeLorean car from 'Back to the Future.' Despite the eccentricity of these items, Margeridon maintains a robust selling record, declaring, "These are improbable items; we bought them and, most importantly, we sold them!" She affirmed that 'Affaire Conclue' represents serious commercial activity rather than mere decoration.

Following a period of speculation, Margeridon announced on her Instagram account that she has completed filming for the new season, which is slated to premiere in September 2025, marking another chapter in her vibrant television career.