Since 2020, TF1 has been broadcasting Here it all startsa spin-off series from the hit soap opera tomorrow belongs to us. The story takes place in the Auguste Armand Institute. Within this prestigious cooking school where students follow the apprenticeship of gastronomy, several intrigues hold in suspense the faithful televiewers. Interviewed by our colleagues from the magazine TV Star, Catherine Marchal, who plays Professor Claire Guinot on screen, talks about the next one, which will take place at the end of the year ball. Even more, the 54-year-old actress evokes the loves of her character.
For a time, Claire Guinot was in a relationship with Olivia Listrac, a vegan chef who became a professor at the Auguste Armand Institute. But, eventually, the two women broke up. A separation which did not fail to surprise and especially to disappoint the viewers ofHere it all starts, who had become attached to the duo. “The couple we formed with Virginia [Caliari, NDLR] it rained a lotassures Catherine Marchal. We have had incredible feedback, both on the networks and by mail. It groaned when we separated!“
The ex-lovers were so successful that the production left the door open to a possible return of Virginie Caliari in the skin of Olivia Listrac. “Like she and Claire are separated but not angry, it is quite possible to see her again“, then indicates the actress. A great happiness for the fans of the program! And who knows, the two women could even reconnect and get back into a relationship…
In the meantime, the cooking teacher and former director of the Auguste Armand Institute has many other things to manage, such as the return of her son Louis (camped by Fabian Wolfrom) or even the end of the year ball. An evening full of twists and turns awaits them as the party turns into a tragedy! “The ceiling will come crashing down as everyone is having fun under the disco ball“, announces the ex-girlfriend of Olivier Marchal before specifying that Claire will simply … disappear! A plot to be found on the air of TF1 in a few weeks, May 3, 2022 more precisely.