Kendji Girac returns to “The Voice Kids” after his gunshot wound

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A highly anticipated comeback! Singer Kendji Girac will be on the set of the final of “The Voice Kids” this Saturday, October 5, five months after his gunshot wound. He will speak alongside Jeremy Frerot, Patrick Bruel and Yseult.

This is something to delight Kendji Girac fans. Saturday October 5, the singer will make his first television appearance since his gunshot wound, which almost cost him his life. A comeback that he chose to make on a show that he knows well: “The Voice Kids”. In addition to having been made famous by the program in its adult version, which he won during season 3, in 2014, the interpreter of “Andalouse” was a coach in “The Voice Kids” from 2020 to 2023 .

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This year, the chairs are occupied by Patrick Fiori, Lara Fabian, Slimane and Claudio Capéo. Other artists were also announced on the set of the show's finale: Jeremy Frerot, Patrick Bruel, Jenifer and Yseult.

Kendji Girac celebrates 10 years of career

His return to TF1 does not happen by chance. Kendji Girac will release a new album the day before the show. Entitled “Vivre”, it will be composed of eleven titles including the very intimate “If only…”.

The artist is also planning a tour in partnership with WECB to celebrate his ten years of career. Find out the dates right here.

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