Guest of TV kids on France 2, Jenifer was very embarrassed by an archive of her at the Miss France contest. The singer has indeed dried up miserably when asking a question to a candidate for the title.
Jenifer was the first candidate to win the Star Academy, in 2001. Since then, the singer has had a string of successes and she has just started a tour of the Zéniths in order to sing the hits from her new album, #9. She was the guest of TV kids this Sunday, January 29 to discuss this news alongside Elie Semoun or Michèle Torr. But the singer paid the price for the show’s famous pan of gold. Laurent Ruquier unearthed images from 2005, which terribly embarrassed the mother of Aaron, Joseph and Juvanni.
Jenifer dried up against Jean-Pierre Foucault
At the time, Jenifer was part of the jury of the Miss France contest to elect the beauty queen of the year 2006. Just at the mention of this event, the singer exclaimed, overwhelmed: “Total bug!”, before hiding her face, embarrassed. “You are asked to ask Miss France a question. Usually, it is the Miss France who do not know how to answer. But that evening, it was Jenifer who did not know how to ask the question”, said the host to set the scene. The singer tried to justify herself, saying that she had been robbed of her question and that she no longer knew what to say, which could explain why she had completely dried up. And in fact, in the images, we see her mortified, alongside Jean Réno, murmuring “I don’t know what to ask“. “I am ashamed”, she launched from the plateau. However, Jenifer tried to awkwardly formulate a new question for the candidate for the title of most beautiful woman in France. “If you become Miss France, what more would you do for humanitarian issues…“, we hear her stammer under the questioning gaze of Jean-Pierre Foucault, visibly unwilling to get her out of her embarrassment. “Cut“, she launched to shorten her ordeal.
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Laurent Ruquier defends the singer
“There is no one who helped me”, has also lamented Jenifer. “It was more than 15 years ago. It was in 2006”excused Laurent Ruquier, compassionate. “I am 18 years old”, added the interpreterUnder the sun. “We salute Jean-Pierre Foucault, who did not help you either”outbid the moderator, amused.
