Just days after the new season finale of Star Academy, Jean-Pascal Lacoste strongly criticized some teachers. For the former emblematic telecrochet candidate, they lacked life.
The new season of Star Academy has already been completed. After six weeks of adventure, the show ended after an exceptional bonus, Saturday November 26, during which Anisha was crowned big winner. Over the weeks, the show won over viewers and met with great success in terms of audiences.
If the return of the program was praised by some, Jean-Pascal Lacoste gave his opinion on the new teaching staff. Guest on channel Twitch LaBeamTVhe lent himself to a little game with David Barbet, host of the event broadcast live… That of classifying the teachers of this tenth edition… Known for his outspokenness, Jean-Pascal was not tender with some teachers.
According to him, Michael Goldman was not convincing as director of this new season: “I’ll be honest, we haven’t seen it. If I compare it to others, I would say (…) it lacks a bit of life, if I look at Alexia Laroche-Joubert, Gérard Louvin… They’re characters. And it’s not negativity about Mr. Goldman, whom I don’t know. (…) This is not a criticism, but I would have liked it to stand out a little more”he blurted out.
He then had fun with the role of Lucie Bernardoni as a coach. “We had Matthieu Gonet, when we were rehearsing. If I make a comparison… It’s not the same. I adore Lucie, I know her (…), she is a friend. Afterwards I didn’t know that she was a singing teacher, Lucie, I learned it at Star Ac. Good that she went”said Jean-Pascal Lacoste.
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“I found it useless”
Decided to give his opinion, Jean-Pascal Lacoste also crushed Laure Balon, whose skid with Julien caused a lot of talk… According to the former Star Academy candidate, this faux pas does not pass.“Total casting error! She sucked after this story! (…) I found it zero, as much before the shouting match, I said to myself ‘ok’. But as soon as there was [souci] with Julien, I find that she continued to get into trouble (…). I think next year she won’t come back!”he assured.
Jean-Pascal Lacoste then took the example of Raphaëlle Ricci, the scenic expression teacher of her time. “We, Raffie, she was tough, but she was fair. When we were not well she knew how to take us aside, she spoke to us, looked us in the eye…”, he recalled. Wouldn’t the former student be a little nostalgic for his Star Academy years? It would seem so…