Sébastien 12 coups de midi fifth Étoile mystérieuse, Digi Mart USA News: Sébastien made history on the set of 12 coups de midi on Saturday, November 7, on TF1. The champion, who has been on the show since August, discovered his fifth Étoile mystérieuse on his 81st appearance.
After winning the “Coup fatal” against his opponent, the father of two completed a “Coup de Maître.” This flawless run gave him the chance to attempt the Étoile mystérieuse. He named a French actress, Elsa Zylberstein, and his answer was correct.
On October 29, Sébastien had already made show history. After another victory and a “Coup de Maître,” he faced the Étoile mystérieuse alone and named comedian Jérémy Ferrari while several clues were still hidden.
Jean-Luc Reichmann declared him the record holder with four Étoiles in 72 episodes.
On Saturday, Sébastien went even further by finding the hidden star behind the November 2026 fresco with only two visible clues. With five Étoiles mystérieuses in 81 episodes, he surpasses Cyprien, who needed his 92nd appearance to reach a similar total.
Sébastien relied on a clay tennis court, a reference to his frequent appearances in the stands at Roland-Garros, and a robot, a nod to his role in Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s futuristic film Bigbug, which is available on Netflix. An earlier question about famous Elsas may also have helped him make the association.
Sébastien won the Étoile prize vitrine, valued at 24,810 euros in gifts. His total winnings and gifts now exceed 322,000 euros.
