Kimberose Gets Real: The Rollercoaster Ride from Nouvelle Star to a Musical Dream
Ah, Nouvelle Star—the glittering, glamorous realm where dreams are made and broken faster than you can say “simon cowell”! Our star of the day, the fabulous Kimberose, recently graced A Sunday in the Country with her undeniable charm, alongside the intriguing Sylvie Tellier and the ever-dapper Antoine Duléry. Let’s unpack her candid chat about the tumultuous journey she navigated during her stint on the show back in 2013-2014.
“What Am I Doing Here?” – Kimberose’s Nouveaux Realités
Let’s kick things off with Kimberose’s introspection—“I wonder what I’m doing here.” Isn’t that a sentiment we’ve all had at one point? Whether you’re standing in an awkward family gathering or attempting to explain TikTok to your parents, sometimes you just don’t know how you ended up there. Kimberose, who had just welcomed a new little human into the world, was thrown into the Nouvelle Star machine, a phenomenon notorious for churning hopefuls into seasoned performers—or spit them out with a resounding “thank you, next!”
With 10,000 hopefuls vying for the limelight and a heart that missed her baby with every note, Kimberose wasn’t just singing; she was juggling. In the back of her mind, the question echoed, “Do I really belong in this circus?” Spoiler alert: She was eliminated by the second week. But instead of wallowing in despair, she had the sense to be relieved! “Honestly, I’m relieved to come home to my baby,” she declared, reminding us all that while stardom sparkles, nothing shines quite like a mother’s love.
The Ultimate Chance: Thanks, Nagui!
Now, for the plot twist—careers can often hinge on one magical moment, and for Kimberose, it involved a song titled “George” that tugged at her heartstrings and her father’s memory. It’s true what they say, put your feelings into your work, and the world just might listen. Post that heartfelt ballad on the internet, and boom! Record companies came calling, but as per usual, nothing was solidified until the famous producer Fabrice Nataf waved his wand. Just like that, we’re led to Nagui, the shining knight of the French music scene.
“He says he’s going to send it to Nagui, who’s doing Taratata on France 2— and we’ll see, you never know,” Kimberose recounted, oozing with charm. Lo and behold, Nagui didn’t just see; he invited her! And with that invitation, her phone began to vibrate and ping like a teenager on their first date.
“There was a before and an after,” Kimberose smiled, as if recalling the moment she stumbled upon an old crush. A wave of messages flooded in, and suddenly, she was not just a mom trying to make it; she was a burgeoning star with opportunities knocking louder than her toddler at bedtime.
The Final Note: A Lesson in Determination
In the end, Kimberose’s journey from Nouvelle Star to musical prowess serves as a reminder—life is often a series of chaotic notes, and it’s how we put them together that creates our melody. “I love singing in public; it’s my dream, but I want to sing my songs,” she said, and honestly, isn’t that what we all want? To share our passions with the world, while simultaneously juggling life’s responsibilities, once again proving that even in the world of stardom, mothers always know best.
So here’s to Kimberose, a woman who took her doubts, her dreams, and her melody and transformed them into a stunning symphony. Who knows, next time you might see her headlining a show, singing songs that are entirely hers. To borrow a phrase—it’s not the winning that counts; it’s how you play the game. And dear readers, Kimberose is playing it beautifully.
Guest of Frédéric Lopez alongside Sylvie Tellier and Antoine Duléry in A Sunday in the Country on France 2, singer Kimberose spoke about the period during which she participated in Nouvelle Star on C8.
A new trio of guests set foot on the floor of Frédéric Lopez’s house for a new episode of A Sunday in the Country broadcast on France 2 this November 3. The host received the actor Antoine Duléry, the former general director of Miss France Sylvie Tellier and the singer Kimberose. The one who enjoyed great success thanks to her duet with Grand Corps Malade appeared on television screens during the tenth season of Nouvelle Star presented by Cyril Hanouna on C8 in 2013-2014. “My entourage tells me that lots of singers are going through that now. I go there completely blind,” she recalls in the show.
“I wonder what I’m doing here”: Kimberose looks back on her experience in Nouvelle Star in A Sunday in the Country on France 2
Finally, Kimberose manages to go through the stages and slip into the ranks of the candidates present on the live stream. “There are maybe 10,000 people who go through the casting process. When we find ourselves in the last 10, we say to ourselves that maybe we have something. But at the same time, when I arrive on the show , I just gave birth, I think my son is 4 months old so I’m not feeling good about myself And above all, I miss my baby every day. do that? And then we are in a kind of machine too, I don’t feel at all in my place,” she says. It was in the second week that she was eliminated. “Honestly, I’m relieved to come home to my baby. I love singing in public, it’s my dream but I want to sing my songs,” she confides. She then began to write, looked for musicians to accompany her and created the group Kimberose.
“Ultimate chance”: Kimberose reveals how Nagui helped her launch her career in A Sunday in the Country
What will change her destiny is the song George which evokes her father and which she posts on the Internet. She then received calls from several record companies but nothing materialized. But a meeting with producer Fabrice Nataf changes his destiny. Under his wing, the group recorded a 4-track EP. “He says he’s going to send it to Nagui who is doing Taratata on France 2 and we’ll see, you never know. And there, ultimate luck, Nagui listens and he invites us to do the show. There was a before and an after. That’s what’s incredible. We see the phone starting to ring during the evening, I receive lots of messages on social networks. It’s very emotional and it offers me professional opportunities. concrete,” she smiles.
**Interview with Kimberose: A Journey from Nouvelle Star to Musical Stardom**
**Interviewer:** Kimberose, thank you for joining us today! Your journey from participating in *Nouvelle Star* to becoming a well-known artist is quite fascinating. Can you take us back to 2013 when you first stepped into the *Nouvelle Star* arena? How did you feel at that moment?
**Kimberose:** Thank you for having me! Stepping into *Nouvelle Star* felt surreal and overwhelming. I remember wondering, “What am I doing here?” It was a whirlwind experience. I had just become a mother, and juggling my desire to perform while missing my baby was incredibly challenging. It was a moment of mixed emotions—excitement for the opportunity and a deep yearning to be at home.
**Interviewer:** Being eliminated in the second week must have been tough. But you mentioned feeling relieved. Could you elaborate on that?
**Kimberose:** Absolutely. While I had dreams of performing, the reality of my life as a new mom took precedence. When I found out I was eliminated, there was a sense of relief. I was free to return to my baby and the life I cherished. It reminded me that as much as I wanted to pursue music, there’s nothing more fulfilling than being a mother.
**Interviewer:** It’s inspiring how you turned that experience around. After the show, you had a pivotal moment with the song “George.” How did that change your trajectory?
**Kimberose:** “George” was immensely personal for me; it connected to my father’s memory. After I posted it online, I was pleasantly surprised when record companies began reaching out. But the real game-changer was when I had the chance to perform on *Taratata*. Nagui really saw potential in me, and after that, everything shifted. It marked the beginning of my musical journey in a new light.
**Interviewer:** It sounds like a crucial turning point! Now, looking back, what lessons from *Nouvelle Star* and your early career do you carry with you?
**Kimberose:** One major lesson is about determination. Life can throw you chaotic notes, but it’s how you orchestrate them that matters. I learned that it’s vital to stay true to myself and my music. I want to sing my songs and share my passions with the world. I think many people, not just artists, want that sense of authenticity—whether in music, parenting, or life itself.
**Interviewer:** Your journey is a beautiful reminder of resilience and authenticity. What’s next for Kimberose? Any upcoming projects we should be on the lookout for?
**Kimberose:** I’m currently working on new music, and I can’t wait to share it! My goal is to head out on tour and connect with my audience through my work. I hope to create a space where people can feel encouraged and inspired to pursue their own dreams while embracing their unique journeys.
**Interviewer:** That sounds exciting! Thank you, Kimberose, for sharing your thoughts with us today. We can’t wait to see what you’ll accomplish next!
**Kimberose:** Thank you! It was a pleasure to chat, and I appreciate the support. Here’s to the music to come!