“Star Academy”: who are the three nominated for Friday’s prime?

The pressure continues to mount at the “Star Academy”. After the departures of Maylis, Paul, Thomas and Noah, which student will leave the castle this Friday? Just like last week, the prime will take place live on TF1 one day in advance due to the rugby match between France and New Zealand.

After the presence of Julien Doré for the debrief and Jarry's masterclass on the theme of letting go, the academicians learned with astonishment that the evaluations would take place a day in advance. Not to the end of their surprise, they also discovered that the title they were going to sing would be drawn and that they would only have one hour to prepare it before going in front of their teachers.

Masseo, Charles and Emma in danger this week

Franck had to sing “Pas là”, by Vianney, Maïa inherited “Another Love” by Tom Odell and Charles drew lots from “Jour 1” by Louane. As for Masseo, he had to perform “Salted Popcorn” by Santa, Julie sang “J'te le dire nonetheless” by Patrick Bruel and Maureen inherited “Longtemps” by Amir. Marine had to defend her place on Juliette Armanet's “What Matters”, Marguerite on Adèle's “Someone Like You”, Ebony on Stromae's “Formidable”, Ulysse on Indila's “Dernière Danse” and Emma on “Perfect” by Ed Sheeran.

A hell of a challenge for apprentice singers in panic. Although they all played the game, Masseo, Charles and Emma did not manage to do well. They therefore find themselves nominated for the next bonus which will be placed under the sign of surprises.

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As director Michael Goldman confided, the students will prepare duets, but they will not know with whom they will sing them. It could be an artist, a loved one, a teacher or someone they really don't expect. The academicians will have to show composure and not break down, like Franck who managed to finish his song in front of his mother who came to surprise him on stage.