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Anthony Colette has just made a big announcement to his “Instagram” community this Wednesday, January 15, since he has just revealed to them that he was let go by the production of “Dancing with the Stars”. It will therefore not be part of the next season, which will be broadcast from February 7 on “TF1”.
“I don’t understand…”: Anthony Colette will not participate in Dancing with the Stars 2025!
the big winner has just, against all expectations, announced this Wednesday January 15, 2025, via his Instagram account, that he will not continue this adventure, while will soon be broadcast on TF1 (it will be from Friday February 7).
“Today, it’s time to say thank you to the public and to all the teams working on this program.“, he declared, before indicating that this departure was imposed on him: “It would be a lie to pretend that I voluntarily chose to end this adventure now. I’m also not going to pretend that it was the right time, because I haven’t decided anything.”
Anthony Colette doesn’t really understand this decision, although he has no other choice but to live with it: “I don’t necessarily understand the reasons for my absencecertainly, but life has decided otherwise, and I must accept.”
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“I hope that this magical parquet floor continues to make people dream for a long time to come. I also hope that the new young dancers, who will join the team, will be able to experience everything I experienced (well, almost everything eh, only the good things).“, also added Anthony Colette, making a slight and subtle allusion here.
“Other things await me. Life is like this, you have to know how to adapt, so I will adapt. Know that I don’t regret anything, except perhaps having been too kind and naive sometimes, if I may say so. I did my best every year. It was my last season, my last dance. I’m going to stop my monologue here. It’s already long enough as it is, there’s no point making a whole novel out of it, that would be fishy. See you soon, very soon.“, he then concluded.
A long message to which he added several photos illustrating his entire time on the show, which he had as a reminder integrated in October 2017.
