After a stay in San Francisco in July, actress Carole Dechantre left for Polynesia for six weeks. Encounter with the Marquesan Tikis, emblematic sculptures that protect the inhabitants and ward off bad energies, Polynesian navigation between the Marquesas Islands and the Tuamotus, a diving session with 400 sharks in the southern pass of the island of Fakarava… the stay of Carole Dechantre was synonymous with waking dreams. But the dream suddenly turned into a nightmare a few hours ago.
Her husband Sébastien Devrient, whom she married twenty years ago, was the victim of an unusual accident as she revealed in the story of her Instagram account on Thursday August 18, 2022.Emergency hospital in Papeete for my man…“, she wrote in the caption of a photo of a man (who is supposed to be just her husband) in a wheelchair in front of the entrance to the emergency room. His sad emoticon says a lot about the atmosphere. Then, on another image, she explains the origin of the drama: “Fell through a porthole on the deck of the boat, my lover must be repatriated for a good support of his knee…“
It is therefore the end of the holidays as she also specifies since the couple will be back in Switzerland on Monday so that Sébastien can go see a surgeon. Fortunately, Carole Dechantre and her husband were able to take advantage of this incredible trip, since it began on July 12. They were therefore more at the end of their journey than at the beginning, that’s already a win!
The heroine of mysteries of love and her discreet husband will undoubtedly be able to recover from this ordeal as they have always done in the past. The various cancers of the skin of Carole Dechantre, it is together that they faced them. Like the latest, operated in March 2022, this time located on the arm. “4 months after my last little skin cancer on my face, I underwent a new operation a few days ago, this time on my arm… I decided to talk about it, to testify for continue the prevention in which I have been engaged for several years. Because cancer should not be a taboo, I believe that we must be able to talk about it freely in order to encourage and trivialize screening“, she had declared.