At 37, Léa Seydoux is one of the most popular French actresses internationally. The beautiful blonde has already filmed for the greatest directors and tonight Arte is offering a film by Arnaud Desplechin, the heartbreaking Roubaix, a light. Alongside Roschdy Zem and Sara Forestier, the native of Paris once again shows all her talent in this social drama where two women are suspected of having killed their neighbor.
Although she now tours a lot in Hollywood, Léa Seydoux remains nonetheless attached to French cinema and continues to tour in many French productions. It must be said that her life is in France and in Paris, she who lives a beautiful love story with the discreet Andre Meyer. With the model of which we do not know much, the actress had a boy, George, born in January 2017 and if all is well today between the two lovebirds, the beginning of their relationship has not been so simple. “It was love at first sight in two stages. Few years ago, I visited him for the first time. He was a bit young; me, not very mature either and absorbed in my work. In short, we missed each other”she said in 2015 to Paris Match.
One day we met again. And there, I said to myself: ‘It’s him!’
Despite this rather brief first story, fate will strike a second time. “I had vaguely kept in touch with him. One day we met again. And there, I said to myself: ‘It’s him!'”, continues Léa Seydoux, who obviously had the right impression since she still shares the life of André Meyer. Together, the two lovebirds therefore had a son, whose interpreter of The Life of Adele is madly in love.
A role of mother which she got used to very well and despite her busy schedule, she knew how to be a very present mother. “He is very handsome, I adore him… I liked the pregnancy, everything related to motherhood. Being with my son, spending time together delights me. I am curious to know what he perceives the world or feels, even if he is only 2 and a half years old”she told Madame Figaro in 2019.
Find Léa Seydoux in Roubaix, a lighttonight at 8:55 p.m. on Arte.