Laurence Boccolini demonstrates flexibility: Kamel Ouali impressed!

VIDEO – Laurence Boccolini received Kamel Ouali in the show Children of TV broadcast on France 2. She demonstrated her flexibility in front of the former dance teacher!

Sunday January 19, Laurence Boccolini received the choreographer Kamel Ouali alongside Clémence Bringtown, Bob Sinclar, Élodie Gossuin and Philippe Manoeuvre, in the show TV kids broadcast on France 2. A tape recorder broadcast the old training sessions that Kamel Ouali gave to the candidates of the Star Academy in 2003. And the least we can say is that it was not easy for the young Academicians. To make them more flexible, Kamel Ouali did not hesitate to force their splits or to stretch them well. So, at the end of these images, Laurence Boccolini wanted to show that she also had flexibility.

« Are you flexible ? » launched Laurence Boccolini to the assembly. “ No way ! », recognized Élodie Gossuin. “ Are you touching your feet well? », questioned the presenter again. “ Non », replied Philippe Manoeuvre and the former minister with one voice. “ You're flexible if you say that! “, declared Kamel Ouali with a smile before continuing: “ We want proof! » So Laurence Boccolini, who admitted to having done classical dance in his youth, stood up to show off his talents. In no time at all, there she is with her legs outstretched, touching the ground with her fingers then with the backs of her hands. A flexibility that impressed Kamel Ouali! “ But you had everything to make the Star Ac'! “, he admitted amusedly before detailing: “ You sing and you are flexible. »

Laurence Boccolini victim of grossophobia

At the end of last May, Laurence Boccolini was invited to the set of Daily broadcast on TMC. She spoke bluntly about the grossophobia of which she was a victim. “ Me, I made 62, 64. […] I remember we didn't have no stylist who could find clothes in my size that we had to buy them in London “, she said. She then explained that she had called on a great couturier. “ For a bonus, we tried to get a necklace, no clothes, costume jewelry. […] We never got an answer! […] And I was told that the brand didn't want to be associated with anyone who was fat. » Still shocked, she clarified: “ And it's not that long ago, it was fifteen-sixteen years ago ».

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