Élodie Fontan takes it easy… Or not. Currently starring in Philippe Lacheau’s latest feature film, alibi.com 2the 35-year-old actress left France for Mexico to shoot the sequel to 30 days max, 3 days max. It’s under a blazing sun that the film crew continues the takes. But while the young actress gives her all, the latter also takes advantage of her free time to relax. This Wednesday, March 1, 2023, Élodie Fontan took over her Instagram account to share a photo of her in a swimming pool. Dressed in a black bikini, the pretty blonde stares at the horizon while enjoying a swim. “We’re pretty good at the Arruti!”she wrote in the caption.
A post that sparked strong reactions. “Can we come?”, “Baci a la Bella Élodie”, “Wow, enjoy this magnificent setting. Can’t wait to discover this sequel”, “Magnificent”, “The beauty! Enjoy on the set”, “You have I look like you’re having fun. I can’t wait to see what you’re going to prepare”, “Wouahhh it’s great. Excellent afternoon, enjoy, kisses”, “La Chance” or “Very nice photo and nice place”, could we read in the comments. An idyllic setting for the one who said, a few days ago, that a terrible accident that occurred in her youth could have cost her her life.
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Élodie Fontan victim of a serious riding accident
Guest of the show Legend by Guillaume Pley, Élodie Fontan returned to a terrible ordeal. “I had several accidents on horseback. And once, it’s ridiculous because it wasn’t in competition, it was in the forest, there, I really thought I was going to go through it”she explained before returning to a ride that could have gone very wrong when her horse galloped into the woods.
“I was never able to stop him. So well, that I took all the branches, all the undergrowth in the face, in the arms, etc. I am unbalanced and I fall on the left. Him, he feels an awkward weight on the left, so it stops because I’m falling, but there is my foot which remains stuck in the stirrup on the left”. And to conclude: “I didn’t die, but it’s a miracle. I saw my life go by very quickly. […] My face was on fire […] My face was bloody. […] I had a very marked face.” A moving testimony.
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