Renee Nyberg is constantly relevant – she is undoubtedly one of the country’s most experienced presenters, and since her breakthrough on TV4 in 1992, she has become one of Sweden’s most beloved profiles. Over the years, she has been the presenter of programs such as Bytt is bytt and the extremely popular Which Life! She is perhaps best known for Renée’s bridge.
Since February 2015, TV4 has broadcast Renée’s bridge, and in the program series, Renée invites famous Swedes to the picturesque rural location in Stockholm’s archipelago.
Among the guests in the program we have seen famous Swedes such as Agneta Sjödin, Lasse Berghagen, Carina Bergfeldt and Elin Kjos.
Renée Nyberg always lets the guest be the focus – but of course we Swedes are also curious to know more about Renée Nyberg as a person as well.
Here have News24 collected the most common questions that are googled about Renée Nyberg.
Renée Nyberg children
Before Renée Nyberg married the comedian, host and actor David Hellenius so Renée was actually married to Jan Zachrisson. During their years together, they had two children together. The daughter Emma and then the son Empty. Renée has a son with David Hellenius Leo.
Renée Nyberg with her son Tom Zachrisson. Image source: Stella Pictures. Renée Nyberg with daughter Emma. Image source: Stella Pictures.
Renée Nyberg with her son Leo Hellenius. Image source: Claudio Bresciani/TT Bild
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Renée Nyberg height
Many people are curious about Renée Nyberg’s height – but unfortunately, it is not something that she has publicly disclosed. On the other hand, Renée’s husband is David Hellenius – according to information to Happened – 178 centimeters tall. In an interview with The evening paper has David called himself “short”.
– I don’t feel so manly. I am short. And never thought “God I’m sexy”, he said then.
Renée Nyberg and David Hellenius. Image source: Stella Pictures.Renée Nyberg Instagram
Of course, Renée Nyberg is on Instagram. You will find her under the name @nybergrenee. There, she is followed today by over 155,000 people.
Renée Nyberg’s husband
Renée Nyberg’s first husband Jan Zachrisson is, just like Renée, a real doldis in media Sweden.
He was previously head of entertainment at TV4 and helped launch hits such as Fångarna på fort and Bingolotto. Today he is a major owner and creative director at Zodiak Media, which owns Jarowskij, Mastiff and YellowBird, among other things.
He combines the top job at the media group with playing in the punk band Diestinct. He is now remarried and lives in one of Stockholm’s most exclusive suburbs. He is also chairman of a limited company that has assets of over SEK 86 million.
Jan Zachrisson in 2004. Image source: Leif R Jansson/TT Bild
Renée and Jan separated, married in 1995 and divorced in 2003.
Renée and David met at work – when they both made the program “Slussen 22:00” on TV3.
– Yes, we have worked together and got to know each other at work, Renée told The evening paper in 2003 when she and David had just become a couple. In 2009, Renée and David got married and have been together ever since.
Renée Nyberg’s apartment
Things are going extremely well for both Renée and David, to say the least, whose business is booming. Previously have News24 wrote about how one of their companies is sitting on assets of over SEK 80 million. And with so much money in the account, the couple has made sure to get a really nice place to live.
In 2017, they sold their terraced house in Bromma and moved into Stockholm’s inner city. The choice fell on a 200 square meter floor in the middle of Vasastan. The house, which was designed by the architect duo Bocander & Cronvall, was built in 1929. The apartment consists of six rooms and is valued at approximately SEK 22 million, something that Nyheter24 previously wrote about.
Renée Nyberg summer talk
In the summer of 2023, Renée Nyberg spoke in P1. Her Summer in P1 became one of the most listened to during the summer, wrote Swedish daily newspaper.
Among other things, Renée chose to talk about her grandfather in her celebrated summer talk. “If you are not moved by Renée’s summer talk, you are PowerPoint damaged,” wrote Gefle Dagblads chronicler Sofia Kalmeborg.