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Charlotte's first single with Camille Lellouche after The Voice Kids

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Public reports that 2025 The Voice Kids winner Charlotte Desseigne is preparing her first single, co-written by Camille Lellouche. The song extends Charlotte's story beyond the competition with a resilience-focused message and a planned performance during the October 3 final.

Charlotte Desseigne discussing her first single after The Voice Kids

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What is confirmed

Charlotte's debut single was co-written with singer and songwriter Camille Lellouche. Public presents it as a hopeful song shaped by the teenager's experience of continuing through a major medical ordeal.

The Voice Kids connection

Charlotte won the 2025 season on Patrick Fiori's team. The collaboration turns her television victory into a first original release rather than another cover from the competition.

What remains unannounced

Charlotte is expected to perform the song during the October 3 final, where she will hand the trophy to the next winner. The available reports do not yet provide a public song title or release date, so this briefing does not invent either.

Update note: Original source-read music briefing separating confirmed collaborators and performance plans from undisclosed title and release details.

Original headline: The Voice Kids : Charlotte, la protégée de Patrick Fiori, s'offre Camille Lellouche pour son premier single

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September 30 report naming Camille Lellouche as co-writer and describing the song's message.

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Official program page confirming the competition context and current season presentation.

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