Father-Daughter Duo Shine on M6's '99 à battre'
Christian and Laury bond as contestants on M6's '99 à battre', emphasizing family support and adventure.
Key Points
- • Christian and Laury participate in M6's '99 à battre', which started on August 7.
- • The show features 100 contestants competing in various challenges.
- • Christian has become a popular figure on the show, known as the 'mascot'.
- • Laury describes the experience as a significant opportunity for connection and teamwork.
Christian, 74, and his daughter Laury, 26, are making waves as contestants on M6's new game show "99 à battre," which began airing on August 7. The show features 100 participants competing in various challenges, with the goal of not finishing last. The duo, hailing from Castelnau-Rivière-Basse, saw this as an opportunity to bond and share an adventure together since both had previously auditioned for other reality programs but never made it to the screen before.
Laury works at a bank in Bayonne, while Christian remains active in agriculture and transport. Their experience filming the show was a revelation as they found themselves disconnected from their phones, allowing for authentic communication and connections among contestants. Laury spoke fondly of the environment, which emphasized kindness and teamwork.
The challenges on "99 à battre" test various skills like luck, common sense, and sportsmanship, which Christian, an avid sports enthusiast, adapted to quickly. Throughout the competition, they showed strong support for each other, underscoring their familial bond. Christian has even become beloved among fellow contestants and is affectionately referred to as the show's "mascot." Reflecting on their journey, he expressed hope for even more adventures with Laury, emphasizing the exceptional human connections made during the experience.