Mika Eurovision

This year's Eurovison hosts are Italian TV personality Alessandro Cattelan and Italian singer Laura Pausini with Lebanese-born Mika making up the trio. Although ...

Why is Mika Eurovision 2022 host? Why is Mika Eurovision 2022 host? Eurovision 2022 has kicked off but one question is on everyone’s lips – why is Mika hosting?

MIKA is one of the hosts of this year's Eurovision Song Contest with the Grace Kelly singer speaking in French, leading some to wonder what his nationality ...

Express.co.uk takes a look at the star and his roots. He also topped the charts in France with his song Boum Boum Boum and will be again appearing on The X Factor Italia. Speaking to the site, he said of his displaced upbringing: "It was the combination of moving as well as a horrible time I had at school in the first few years of living in London that lead me to forget how to read and write, and stop talking for a little while. In recent years, Mika has been a judge on The X Factor Italy as well as a coach on The Voice France, hence his now international presence. Mika is something of an international star but according to the website Mika Sounds, he is British. MIKA is one of the hosts of this year's Eurovision Song Contest with the Grace Kelly singer speaking in French, leading some to wonder what his nationality is.

Mika shot to fame here in the UK in 2007 with his number one song Grace Kelly from the debut album Life In Cartoon Motion and a string of hits including Love ...

I am just living for my teen years with Mika and The Rasmus being back." @RevGiant tweeted: "I only just figured out that Mika was hosting #Eurovision despite watching both semi finals." @CaitieMackay said: "The Rasmus and Mika is all that's needed for a beautiful Eurovision." And @DrJRMoon wrote: "I respect that.

The singer was left slightly confused after making not one, but two mistakes when naming countries wrongly, with Graham Norton being left to make the ...

Awkward: Mika, 38, was left slightly red faced as he made a double blunder while hosting Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday in Turin, Italy Graham Norton had to correct a slightly embarrassed Mika on Saturday evening as he made not one, but two blunders while hosting Eurovision in Turin, Italy. Mika is left red faced as he makes double blunder while hosting Eurovision Song Contest... as Graham Norton leaps in to correct him

Eurovision 2022 host Mika isn't in this year's competition, but there are calls to give him 12 points after his savage performance.

The last time the UK won Eurovision was 25 years ago in 1997, with Katrina and the Waves. Mika was absolutely massive in the mid-2000’s, and it seems his career is in for a comeback as he wowed fans with his performance at the grand final. Sam made the UK proud as he smashed his performance of Space Man, with the UK’s chances of winning higher than they have been in recent memory.

The Grace Kelly singer shared hosting duties with Laura Pausini and Alessandro Cattela - and Twitter users were impressed with the 38-year-old.

It is 13 years since Mika last had a top 40 single in this country and Mark Jones asked a question many were thinking, writing: “Why isn't Mika a bigger star than he is? He's a superb singer and the ultimate showman. But for many it was host Mika who provided the highlight of the night by performing a medley of his hits halfway through the show.