Nikos Aliagas trapped by his mother live

A show he won't soon forget. While he was live on the TF1 channel, during the Star Academy, Nikos Aliagas received a visit from his mother. The show, which took place on Friday November 15, was full of surprises. “Good evening big guy, it’s me!” », Launched Haroula from one of the screens which was at the back of the stage. “It’s my mother… But what are you doing here, mom? “, he replied.

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“I tried to get you on the phone and you didn’t answer me. So I called production, I absolutely have to talk to you […]. I wanted to tell you something very important,” she insisted before appearing on set. “Why don’t you wear a tie in the middle of a show anymore? You can't present a prime time show on TF1 without a tie! », she continued, in front of Nikos, laughing. The trap worked wonderfully.

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A rock and roll grandmother

The day after the show, during which he said he was “moved”, the 55-year-old presenter revealed some details about his relationship with his mother. On Instagram, he said his “mama” was “a hell of a number.” “Haroula is natural, whole, she always says what she thinks, confuses people's names but her analysis is always precious for our family. His outlook is terribly human and generous towards people. And certainly funny too, she's constantly cheating on me and cheating on me since day one. I was moved to see her last night, I thought of her life as I saw her come down the steps,” he wrote.

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Nikos also returned to his mother's past. “She arrived in France with my father in the sixties, she was the same age as the kids who sing on set. She had dreams like everyone else and like everyone else, life did not exempt her from the ailments and various trials of life. “, he continued, before concluding: “With my sister Maria we owe a lot to this mama, to this little piece of woman who was never afraid of anything and who never did harm to person. She was a daughter, a wife, a mother, and now a “rock and roll” grandmother. Through her I see all the mamas who silently do their part without ever asking for anything. These courageous mothers who hold the world with compassion and love.