Jean-Pascal Lacoste

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Jean-Pascal
Birth name Jean-Pascal Lacoste
Born 21 June 1978 (1978-06-21) (age 33)
Origin Toulouse, France
Genres Pop
Occupations Singer, actor, presenter
Years active 2001–present
Labels Mercury
Associated acts Star Academy 1

Jean-Pascal Lacoste (also known as Jean-Pascal or Jipé, born on 21 June 1978, Toulouse, France) is a French singer, actor and TV host.

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[edit] Career

In 2001, he participated in the first edition of French TV reality show Star Academy, but was eliminated on 5 January 2002. He was semi-finalist and participated in the Star Academy Tour. He remained famous for his quarrells with Jenifer Bartoli.

After his participation, he released his singles "L'Agitateur" (#2 in France, #1 in Belgium) and "Rue de la liberté" (#13 in France, #3 in Belgium) and his debut album Jean-Pascal, qui es-tu ? (#7 in France, #1 in Belgium).[1]

In June 2002, he became a TV host in a sport program Tous ensemble, then in a Incroyable mais vrai !, along with Bruno Roblès, Roger Pierre et Sophie Favier, on TF1.

In 2006, he started a career as actor in the police series Section de recherches.

In January 2007, he won the "Grand Concours des Animateurs", hosted by Carole Rousseau.

Since September 2008, he hosts various TV shows on NRJ 12.

[edit] Personal life

He married his fiancée Jennifer in early 2007 and became Kylie's father on 29 March 2008.[2]

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

  • 2002 : Jean-Pascal, qui es-tu ? – #1 in Belgium, #7 in France, #61 in Switzerland
  • 2003 : Plein sud – #12 in Belgium, #42 in France

[edit] Singles

  • 2002 : "L'Agitateur" – #1 in Belgium, #2 in France
  • 2002 : "Rue de la liberté" – #3 in Belgium, #13 in France
  • 2002 : "La chanson con" – #22 in Belgium, #17 in France

[edit] References

  1. ^ Jean-Pascal, qui es-tu ?, track listing and charts, Ultratop Ultratop.be (Retrieved 5 April 2009)
  2. ^ "Jean-Pascal Lacoste : Je suis un papa gâteau !", Pure People, 22 September 2008 Purepeople.com (Retrieved 5 April 2009)
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