Candidates for the 12th season of the Star Academy, Masséo and Maïa are likely to leave this Saturday, November 23, just like Ulysses. But the nominees do not intend to leave the castle of Dammarie-les-Lys without some souvenirs and they admitted to having stolen objects which they slipped into their luggage.
Participate in a show like Star Academy is an opportunity that only presents itself once in a candidate's life. And if some former academicians only keep nostalgic and fond thoughts of their visits to the famous castle of Dammarie-les-Lys, others want to keep more material traces of their participation. This is the case for certain students from the class of 2024, who decided to take certain objects as souvenirs before leaving the castle. At least that's what fervent fans of the program were able to discover by watching the live broadcast on Friday, November 22.
Maïa and Masséo (Star Academy 2024): these objects that they intend to steal before leaving the adventure
Indeed, during a small discussion between academicians, broadcast on live TF1+ on Friday evening, Masséo and Maïa discussed, initially, the decoration of the castle of Dammarie-les-Lys. A topic of discussion that was banal to say the least, but which then encouraged them to talk about the objects that they had already got their hands on. We were thus able to discover that the two academicians, in the hot seat since they are nominated for the bonus this Saturday, November 23 with their comrade Ulysses, have already stolen a few bowls, water bottles, as well as bags.
Masséo and Maïa (Star Academy) confide in their intentions
Also during the live on November 22, Masséo and Maïa did not hide their intentions while they discussed in front of Ebony in the kitchen of the castle of Dammarie-Les-Lys. “We'll take everything! Whatever we can take, we take!”confided the young Vendéen categorically. Do they plan to take decorative elements with them? “We thought about it, we thought about stealing everything”Maïa remarked, amused. But according to the young man, the two academicians did not touch the decorative elements. At least, for now…
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