This Saturday, October 12, 2024, Nikos Aliagas was back at the Star Academy presentation. During the evening, the presenter made a huge blunder. Pierre Garnier did not hesitate to take it back!
What would Star Academy be without Nikos Aliagas? After the success of the 2023 class which saw Pierre Garnier triumph, TF1 is broadcasting a new season of talent show this Saturday, October 12, 2024. The producers hope that this edition will be as followed as the previous one. For his part, host Nikos Aliagas preferred to be cautious: “It’s not a sure thing, you never know! I don’t start each new season of Star Academy with certainties, I arrive with a lot of humility”he said during his visit to Bonjourthe morning show on TF1.
This Saturday, October 12, 2024, it was with complete humility that he presented himself to the viewers. He presented the portrait of the 15 new candidates to the public who already had their favorites. Anyway, Nikos Aliagas got his feet wet after the performance of Franck who performed the hit Don’t leave without me by Celine Dion. After this very successful performance, the host turned to Pierre Garnier, present on the bench with the candidates to give them his support: “How did it feel to hear Franck cover your season’s anthem?” asks the flagship presenter to the big winner of the old season.
Nikos Aliagas (Star Academy) confuses two seasons: Internet users don’t miss it!
Pierre Garnier then reframed the presenter: “It was the season before but no problem but it was great”, he confided, to the boos of the spectators who were surprised at this blunder. “Excuse me” adds Nikos, before justifying himself: “For me there is only one season and it is called Star Academy”. As a reminder, the season of Pierre had as an anthem At the end of my dreams by Jean-Jacques Goldman. An error which did not fail to be commented on the Web: “Nikos, the only guy who heard every Saturday evening for 3 months I will follow my dreams but who still manages to be wrong about the 2023 anthem lol”, we can read on X, formerly Twitter. Ouch!
