Almost forgotten, Covid-19 is still acting up. If some doubt it, Jean-Luc Lemoine
just proved it. Indeed, this Monday, November 27, 2023, Cyril Hanouna’s ex-columnist announced that the coronavirus was back. Positive test in support. “The return we would have done without”he announced to his community.
Fact, Jean-Luc Lemoine will have to take some rest and probably put some projects on hold. Fortunately, despite this bad news, the host was entitled to a nice reward this weekend. Indeed, this Friday, November 24, he participated in the Grand Animator Competition. A special edition which allowed Laurence Boccolini and Carole Rousseau, previous hosts before Arthur took their place, to make their return.
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Jean-Luc Lemoine, big winner despite his bad news at the start of the week
Facing Caroline Margeridon, Vincent Desagnat, Chantal Ladesou, and even Philippe Lellouche, Jean-Luc Lemoine knew how to do well and gain the upper hand over his opponents. During the final, there were three comedians and hosts. Tanguy Pastureau was the first to qualify for the final round with 44 nice points. Closely followed by Jean-Luc Lemoine and his 41 points, and Laurent Mariotte with 37 points.
In the end, it’s indeed Jean-Luc Lemoine who was crowned the big winner. A title not unknown to him. Indeed, the presenter of Samedi d’en rirre on France 3 has already won the trophy three times. His total is therefore, at present, four. Thus allowing him to come back to the level of Christophe Beaugrand, also a four-time winner. However, he is still far from Julien Arnaud and his six victories, an absolute record for the game of TF1.
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