Tomorrow, Tuesday August 23, will be a big day for little Ava Parisse, daughter of Alexandra Rosenfeld and her ex-rugby player Sergio Parisse. The teenager will celebrate her 12th birthday. And it is clear that the daughter of the former Miss France has grown well, as we can see this Monday, August 22. On the eve of her eldest’s birthday, Alexandra Rosenfeld unveiled a tender snapshot of her with her two daughters, Ava Parisse, and the youngest Jim Clément, the fruit of her love affair with journalist Hugo Clément. In the photo, shared in Story Instagram, we can see Ava posing tenderly near her little sister, while the ex-beauty queen displays a smile of a proud mother.
And Ava, still with her eyes well hidden behind a glasses emoji, her mother wishing to continue to protect her, is huge. In a striped dress, the teenager reveals a pretty smile which is reminiscent of that of Alexandra Rosenfeld. Is she already the perfect double? That’s all the harm we could wish for him. Alexandra Rosenfeld became a young mother and tasted the experience of motherhood once again by giving birth to little Jim two years ago. Since she has been in a relationship with Hugo Clément, the ex-companion of Jean Imbert seems to swim in full happiness, within this blended family.
Original names, inspiration revealed
About original names of his two daughtersthe former beauty queen recently confided in an interview with Magicmom. “I chose my eldest daughter’s name for American actress Ava Gardner, whom I love very much. I’ve been asked ‘Ava, like Ava Gardner?’ And 10 years that I answer ‘Yes, Ava like Ava Gardner’,” she delivered. “This name suits her perfectly, it was made for her. I had in mind this first name for a girl and another for a boy, but I can’t remember which one it was. I felt, anyway, that I was going to have a girl.“
And for Jim, the youngest, it’s still the seventh art that inspired Alexandra and the ex-columnist of Daily. “I’m a Jim Carrey fan. When I was pregnant the second time, we still didn’t know if we were going to have a girl or a boy, I said to Hugo: ‘It would be funny if we were asked, the same way people do for Ava and Ava Gardner, ‘Jim, like Jim Carrey?’ and we answer ‘Yes, Jim like Jim Carrey’. It was at this precise moment that we thought that the first name of Jim was beautiful for a girl. And suddenly, we stayed on this choice“, she let know.