The controversy launched by Blanche Gardin probably did not get the better of "LOL: qui rit, sort!" . A little more than two months after the release of "LOL: Whoever Screams, Gets Out!", a special Halloween edition, the game bringing together personalities who should not laugh is about to make its return on Prime Video.
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Last April, the actress and comedian threw a stone in the pond by mocking those who participated in "LOL: qui rit, sort!". "It turns out that I'd be embarrassed (not to say that it would hurt my ass) to be paid 200,000 euros for a day's work even if I lose at your game, when the charity of my choice would win 50,000 euros, that is to say four times less, and even then, only if I win," she wrote in a message posted on her Facebook account, revealing at the same time that she had refused to participate.
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Since then, several of those who have participated have defended themselves, such as Adèle Exarchopoulos, Ramzy Bedia, Camille Lellouche, Ahmed Sylla, Jonathan Cohen, Gérard Darmon and Virginie Efira. While the controversy certainly put some personalities off taking part in season 4, others, on the contrary, accepted the invitation with pleasure.
This is the case with McFly and Carlito. According to Le Parisien, the YouTuber duo, who recently took a break due to burnout, will face Alban Ivanov, Jérôme Commandeur and Marina Foïs. In 2021, Alexandra Lamy tied with Julien Arrutti for the first edition and the following year, she co-presented the second season with Philippe Lacheau. It seems that convinced his little sister Audrey Lamy to try her luck. It remains to be seen whether it will be as strong as its predecessor.
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While he is already everywhere (on Netflix in En place and on Canal+ in Kôkôrikô), Jean-Pascal Zadi will also be in the cast of the season of "LOL: qui rit, sort!". His opponents will be the comedian revealed by Studio Bagel and former columnist in "Quotidien" on TMC Alison Wheeler and the Marseille comedian Redouane Bougheraba.