Did Paul really play the piano on the prime? We have the answer

During Marlène Schaff’s debrief broadcast on TF1+ this Sunday, October 13, Paul revealed if he really played the piano during his performance on the Prime de la Star Academy 2024.

He already has his own nickname: “the baroness”. Paul, 23, caused a sensation at the launch event for the Star Academy 2024. New student from the Château de Dammarie-les-Lys, he appeared on stage suspended behind a piano at the end of Franck’s performance – who was surprised by his parents on the set – before singing Your Song by Elton John. An entry that was appreciated by viewers. “Omg it was Paul who played the piano for Franck? But I love this reveal”, “Omg Paul who shows up on the piano I love it”, “Paul is very good at the piano. First year where there is a real pianist “, “It’s Paul on the piano!!!!”enthused Internet users on X. But did they declare victory too soon?

Star Academy 2024: Was Paul really playing the piano during his performance on prime?

In the debrief by Marlène Schaff – stage expression teacher this season – broadcast this Sunday October 13 on TF1+, Paul answered the question everyone is asking: was he really playing the piano when he arrived on stage? No, Paul didn’t really play the piano, he pretended. However, the student of the Star Academy 2024 confirmed that he was indeed a pianist and that he could have accompanied himself on the instrument since he does indeed know the chords of this song. A talent that he quickly proved during the live show.

Marlène Schaff gives valuable advice to Paul after his performance on the prime of the Star Academy 2024

After watching Paul’s passage during the debrief, Marlène Schaff gave him her opinion. “We live in a world where people don’t really like sheep that stick out from the flock.”she warned before recommending that he accept himself as he is: “Sometimes, we become a little less in order to bother people less. I invite you to bother them, to disturb them because what they think, after all, we worry about.” Good advice to take before the first evaluations of the season.