The surprises were big Friday night for the faithful of “Dancing with the Stars”. The biggest was undoubtedly the intervention of Nikos Aliagas who, in full prime, announced the identity of the first candidate for the next edition of “Star Academy”. “She had come to the DALS audience to see a show on tv… but Enola didn’t know that she was going to be the first student of the new Star Academy promotion soon on Tf1. Thank you my dear Camille Combal for your kindness invitation!“, then tweeted the host.
But another surprise awaited spectators who had not consulted social networks during the week. Jean-Marc Généreux had been called to the rescue to replace Chris Marques, suffering and positive for Covid-19, on the jury. “For the first time in 12 seasons, I will not be on the set of DALS on Friday. My little family and I have COVID. To replace me on DALS this week, I called my friend Jean-Marc Genereux to the rescue I’ll see you the following Friday”warned Chris Marques on Twitter.
Unsurprisingly, the Canadian juror who officiated in this position from 2011 to 2019 before leaving on France 2 was very comfortable, doing the show as usual. Internet users were also thrilled by this fleeting return. But could Jean-Marc Généreux return to the show for a longer period of time? The question was asked to him by our colleagues from Puremédias. “I was there to fill in for Chris Marques for one night. I gladly accepted this invitation, knowing very well that it was not a long-term promise.”, claimed the 59-year-old ballroom dancer. On the other hand, the one who is no longer solicited by France 2 today has not beaten around the bush in the event that TF1 asks him to return to the show. “Sure. But it is a decision that is not mine. As they say, don’t put the cart before the horse.“, he launched. Case to follow…