*Dancing with the Stars* returns to TF1 on February 7, featuring 12 diverse contestants, including singers and sports stars, with Camille Combal hosting. She aims to provide constructive feedback while navigating her personal challenges, including polycystic ovary syndrome, which complicates her hopes for another child. Balancing her career and family life, she draws strength from her mother’s example and the support of her husband and son, striving for harmony in her commitments.
The Exciting Return of *Dancing with the Stars* on TF1
After a long wait, the beloved show *Dancing with the Stars* is set to return to TF1 this Friday, February 7. This season is shaping up to be an exhilarating ride, featuring a diverse lineup of 12 remarkable personalities ready to dazzle audiences on the dance floor. Among the contestants are talented singers Lénie and Julie Zenatti, musical sensation Jungeli, and the reigning Miss France 2024, Ève Gilles. Additionally, sports icons like Florent Manaudou and Adil Rami will showcase their skills, alongside television host Sophie Davant. Camille Combal is back to host this exciting talent competition, joined by the familiar faces of last season’s judging panel: Chris Marques, Jean-Marc Généreux, Fauve Hautot, and Mel Charlot.
Facing Personal Challenges with Strength
Camille’s return is fuelled by her passion for the show. “I had a lot of fun last year, and I feel like I haven’t finished giving to this show,” she shared. For her, *Dancing with the Stars* is more than just a competition; it’s a unique journey of personal growth where she can assist celebrities in pushing their limits. Her mission this season is to offer thoughtful and constructive feedback to help the contestants improve. “Even if they get eliminated, I want them to carry my advice with them, that’s what truly matters,” she explained in a recent interview with *Gala*.
However, this talented dancer is navigating a personal struggle that weighs heavily on her heart. During the same interview, she opened up about her battle with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a hormonal disorder that poses challenges for conceiving another child. “I admit that I would like that… But with PCOS, it’s a bit difficult,” she revealed with emotion. This syndrome, affecting approximately one in ten women, can lead to hormonal imbalances and irregular cycles, complicating the journey to natural pregnancy.
Despite the hurdles of trying for a second child, Camille remains optimistic. “It’s in God’s hands; we’ll see, just like with Mattéo. He was my miracle baby!” she expressed, radiating hope. She is determined to not let her condition hinder her dreams and continues to pursue her passions with resilience.
Balancing her personal and professional life is no easy feat. In addition to managing her health, Camille faces the challenge of being away from her loved ones in Montreal. “It’s very difficult, as a mom, to travel for work,” she admits. To cope, she draws inspiration from her mother’s ability to juggle career and family. “I try to remember that my mother did it and that I am capable of doing it too,” she stated with conviction.
Fortunately, Camille is supported by her husband Stanley and their son Mattéo. “I have the support of my amazing husband, and they will also come to Paris, so it’s going to be great,” she shared with joy. Acknowledging the sacrifices her career demands, she approaches this new season with a commitment to maintain a healthy balance between her personal and professional life. “It’s part of the life I chose, but I still work to have a good balance between my private life and my professional life,” she affirmed with determination.