Ambre, the winner of the 13th season of Star Academy, is currently promoting her debut album, *Victoria*. In a recent interview on TF1's *Face à Fred*, the 26-year-old singer revealed a painful early chapter in her career: her participation in the blind auditions of *The Voice Kids* several years prior. Although she did not impress the coaches—Soprano, Patrick Fiori, Amel Bent, and Jenifer—with her cover of Christina Aguilera's *Beautiful*, the experience left a lasting impression. Ambre admitted that she was exhausted by the time of her audition and cried during the filming. More significantly, her performance was never broadcast on television. This absence from screens led to misunderstandings among her peers at school in Marrakech, who doubted her claim of having auditioned. She described feeling like a liar at the time. Despite this setback, Ambre states she retains fond memories of the experience, viewing it as the starting point of her artistic journey. She is now focused on the mental and creative challenges of producing her first album, which she says perfectly represents her. [1]

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  1. Femme Actuelle "J’avais bien pleuré" : Ambre évoque les répercussions de son audition dans The Voice Kids jamais diffusée à la télévision