Summary
Chantal Goya hid under the Popcorn costume in the new season of Mask Singer
Unmasked from the first prime, confused with Dorothée, she spoke of their relationship
Rivalry? Chantal Goya made things clear
Summary
Singer Chantal Goya was hidden in one of the costumes from the sixth season of Mask Singer, unmasked during the first prime on Friday May 3.
She had slipped into the Pop Corn costume and her name was obvious to two of the investigators: Inès Reg and Laurent Ruquier. For the other two, Kev Adams and Chantal Ladesou were thinking of Dorothée.
The two artists who marked an entire generation would in reality be rivals. In this regard, Chantal Goya wanted to set things straight during an interview with Télé Loisirs.
Chantal Goya would have liked to participate in Mask Singer with Dorothée
“ I heard them say ‘Ah, it’s Dorothée’“, before continuing: “ I tell myself that it would have been a big buzz if we had both been in this Popcorn. She could have done part of the song and me the other. They would have been panicked! So while they were mentioning her name, I said to myself that it was stupid, that she could have been next to me, especially since there was room“
Idols of all children and adolescents in the 80s and 90s, an impressive success for the two women which gave rise to rumors about a potential rivalry and disagreement. “ We both had huge audiences, her from TV and me from shows. We had two different slots, but it was the children and the family that united us. All the little ones of yesterday are the parents of today and they would have been happy seeing the show: it was right on target » explains Chantal Goya, putting an end to many speculations years later.
The bond that unites Chantal Goya and Dorothée
“ From time to time I ask her about her news, but I don’t see her much“, says the wife of Jean-Jacques Debout. “ I love him very much and we have always loved each other ” she says. Before setting the record straight: “ We said we didn’t love each other, when we didn’t at all. We laughed about it all, we said to ourselves ‘What else are they going to say about us today?’ » revealed the interpreter of Bécassine.
