which Dancing with the Stars candidate has the biggest “boulard”

Some candidates from Dance with the stars left a somewhat bitter memory to the jurors. While the twelfth season of the TF1 program is in full swing, we have already lost count of the number of candidates who have made a good or bad impression on the jurors, whether for their performances or their behavior and their demands on the court. regard to production. Touched by a controversy since he fiercely criticized Amandine Petit during the last primeChris Marques was interviewed in the Morning Without Filter of Virgin Radio on which, in the past, established itself as having “the biggest boulard”. And if the dance champion doesn’t like the term, who does he think has “always a negative connotation”he shamelessly threw out a name: that of David Ginolaa former football international who took part in the first season of Dance with the starsin 2011.

To temper his remarks, Chris Marques, who was tackled by Anthony Colette, clarified that the show had counted “so much” of “big rocks” that the choice had not been easy to make. However, it fell on the partner at the time of Silvia Notagiacomo, who had finished third in the competition, won by Matt Pokora. “It’s true that I came from England. And there, David is the mega-starthat is to say, it’s really the big, big star”he thus clarified, and to add that, “it’s true that we felt that it was David Ginola who was there”. A candidate who showed a disproportionate ego during the competition? “In any case, you could tell he was muscular“admitted Chris Marques.

Chris Marques “argued” with Amandine Petit

If in his eyes David Ginola was the candidate at most “big rock”the juror of Dance with the stars did not sinter with him as he did with Amandine Petit after his elimination from the competition. Justifying his choice to give it a score of 4/10, Chris Marques explained that, after having the previous week “made one of his best performances of the season”the performance of the former Miss France had this time not lived up to the expectations of the jury. “So, we got really fried at the end of the show, in the sense that we had a good fight. Literally an hour later, we saw each other backstage, we were in the production office “he confided, before reassuring once and for all the fans of the show: “We spoke for half an hour, and we get along very well.”