In a scenario we could not have imagined a few years ago, Jean-Philippe Dion was among our guests Everyone is talking about it, this Sunday, January 23, to discuss, among other things, the double postponement of the first set of the new season of star Academy.
The producer first wanted to reassure viewers by providing an update on the health status of people who have contracted COVID-19 in recent days among the candidates and the show’s cast.
There are no serious cases. Everyone obviously has symptoms, but no one is in the hospital, everyone is able to live their life. But morale is not easy.”, did he say.
“It is not easy for them. They arrived on January 3 with their bags saying to themselves, ‘We have a chance to enter the academy to do the biggest variety show in Quebec.’ Finally, they sat in their room for three weeks waiting for their dream.”
Obviously, the question many are asking is how COVID-19 can call itself star Academy Despite the administrative isolation.
What we are told, experts say, is a lot of so-called ‘holiday leftovers’.Jean-Philippe Dion summed up, explaining that the virus simply appeared between 10 and 14 days after the people in question were infected.
However, the concerned director confirmed that the first set of the season will already be broadcast next Sunday, on TVA, stressing that all the candidates have received their booster dose, and that the guest artists who were initially going to participate in the adventure will be able to do so. fulfill their obligations. Unless, of course, COVID-19 comes to play sports again
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