This fourth edition of LOL, whoever laughs comes out will probably go down in the annals of the show! This Friday, February 23, the last three episodes that make up this season were revealed by Amazon Prime Video, and revealed their new batch of surprises. The eleven competing candidates were more formidable than ever, and Philippe Lacheau’s production teams had great difficulty eliminating them one after the other. But after six hours of play, the host had to make a big decision: faced with four final players who could not decide between themselves, the rule of red and yellow cards was fatal for McFly and Carlito. The two videographers, who had received a yellow card during the competition, had to leave their place in the final to Audrey Lamy and Redouane Bougherabawho were unfazed.
But in the final, while they were still difficult to decide between, the production concocted a major surprise for them… which made them falter! In Indeed, Afida Turner burst in and sang to them, in her own waythe legendary title of I hold you, you hold me, by the goatee, the first of us who laughs will get a swatter. After several minutes of show and lascivious and very close dancing, she ended up succeeding in making one of the two finalists smile, allowing the other to win the trophy. So, you want to know? Warning…spoilers!
She wanted to share her kitty
After a few minutes of the final, it was finally Redouane Bougheraba who fell, and who gave a slight smile in front of Afida Turner’s show. The arrival of Tina Turner’s daughter-in-law
allowed Audrey Lamy to win victory, and thus succeeded her sister Alexandra, who had also won the show in season 1, alongside Julien Arruti. Seasons 2 and 3 were won by Gérard Darmon and Camille Lellouche for the first, and Pierre Niney, alone, for the second. But at the end of the show, Audrey Lamy made a big announcement! The popular actress by Household Scenes announced that she wanted to share the €150,000 she had won for her association Fondation Tara Océan with Redouane Bougheraba, who was therefore able to pay €75,000 to the person he was defending, Lands of Hope. All the other candidates left with €10,000 for each of their associations.