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Born Emmanuelle Munos in Marseille in 1981, Clara Morgane is a French singer, television presenter, author and cabaret performer. After a short adult film career in the early 2000s she spent seven years presenting on Canal+, recorded albums for Sony BMG and now tours her own cabaret show. For readers looking up Clara Morgane feet pics, the best documented shoes are the silver pumps she wore in Paris in September 2024 and the studded black pumps from an NRJ 12 evening in 2010.
The details below come from French outlets including Cosmopolitan, Actu.fr, Midi Libre, Journal des Femmes, Purepeople, France Inter and Charts in France, as well as her TF1 biography and her own Instagram posts.
| Detail | Public Fact |
|---|---|
| Real name | Emmanuelle Munos |
| Born | 25 January 1981, Marseille, France |
| Nationality | French |
| Known for | Television presenting, music and cabaret |
| Canal+ years | 2001 to 2008 |
| Albums | DéCLARAtions (2007), Nuits blanches (2010), So Excited (2014) |
| First novel | Ne m’appelez pas Emmanuelle (2024) |
| @claramorgane |
Her television career began in 2001, when she took over Le Journal du Hard on Canal+, a programme she presented until 2008.
NRJ 12 then recruited her, and Cosmopolitan lists Tellement People and NRJ Poker Star among the shows she presented there, and from 2013 she presented Sagas with Stéphane Jobert. The same profile says she fronted the crime series Dans la tête du tueur on Discovery Channel and, in 2013, joined the M6 skating show Ice Show.
Her adult film period was short by comparison. Cosmopolitan says she left that industry in 2003 and moved into television and music.
Music ran alongside television. Her first album, DéCLARAtions, came out in 2007 and included a duet with Lord Kossity. Nuits blanches followed on 29 November 2010, as Purepeople reported at the time, and So Excited, released in 2014, brought in jazz arrangements played by 17 musicians, according to her TF1 biography.
So Excited marked a clear change of sound. Charts in France reported in October 2014 that the pianist Gérard Daguerre, a longtime collaborator of the singer Barbara, had put together a big band for it, with arrangements inspired by the 1930s. The seven tracks include a cover of I’m So Excited by The Pointer Sisters and a version of Serge Gainsbourg’s L’eau à la bouche recorded with her husband, Jey Olivier.
She went back to recording in 2025 with the EP À l’infini, which she previewed at a showcase in Paris on 22 January before its release on 14 February. In February 2025 France Inter gave her an hour on air to share the music that has shaped her. Her playlist ran from La Javanaise by Gainsbourg and La Bohème by Charles Aznavour to Göttingen by Barbara, and it also included I’m So Excited.
The stage is now the centre of her work. She announced a preview of her cabaret Au 7ème for 7 October 2023 in Barbières, near Valence, in a post on her own Instagram account. Actu.fr reported in October 2026 that the show, billed as 7e ciel, is built around seven tableaux, seven artists and seven songs, mixing live singing with dance and acrobatics. Its 16 October 2026 dinner show at a casino on the Gard coast sold out, in a room that holds between 250 and 500 guests. France Inter had earlier listed February 2025 dates for the show in Neuchâtel, Geneva and at Bobino in Paris.
Her TF1 biography adds that the cabaret has held a monthly residency at the César Palace in the 15th arrondissement of Paris while also touring Barrière venues around France. Earlier stage work included Cabaret Canaille, which mixed French literature with song, and the comedy Ladies Night.
The clearest footwear report dates from 18 September 2024, when she attended Omar Harfouch’s Concerto pour la paix in Paris. Journal des Femmes described a sequinned playsuit with long sleeves, worn with silver pumps on very high heels, along with loose waves and a bright red lip. The magazine treated it as a comeback, since she had made few red carpet appearances in the preceding years.
An older example comes from 1 December 2010, when she attended an evening hosted by NRJ 12 in Paris, two days after Nuits blanches came out. Purepeople described a belted black dress, black studded pumps and dark nail polish.
Fourteen years apart, both reports put her in heeled pumps for a formal night. Those dated accounts are the firm ground for Clara Morgane feet pics. Undated images on fan sites, including the wiki pages that often appear in searches, rarely say where or when a photo was taken, so they are not used here.
On 24 October 2024 the publisher Récamier released her first novel, Ne m’appelez pas Emmanuelle. She told Actu.fr that its heroine, Roman Lagrace, is really her, living through her experiences without the burden of fame, and that although the book is a novel, nothing in it is invented.
In the same interview she said she has only one job, expression, whether on stage or in music, and that it took her 43 years to know herself better. She admitted she had not felt confident enough to write a novel any earlier. Midi Libre reported that she lives in Provence, in the Aix area.
What shoes did Clara Morgane wear in Paris in September 2024?
Silver pumps with very high heels, paired with a sequinned playsuit, according to Journal des Femmes.
What is Clara Morgane’s real name?
Emmanuelle Munos. She was born in Marseille on 25 January 1981.
Is Clara Morgane still performing?
Yes. Her cabaret show 7e ciel was touring in 2026, and its October date on the Gard coast sold out, Actu.fr reported.
Is there a Clara Morgane wiki feet page?
Fan pages that collect her photos exist, but they seldom date or credit their images. This page relies on dated press reports and her own Instagram instead.
Did Clara Morgane write a book?
Yes. Her first novel, Ne m’appelez pas Emmanuelle, was published by Récamier on 24 October 2024.