It’s no secret that Guillaume Canet has been passionate about horse riding since he was a child. It was therefore not surprising to see him at the Longines Paris Eiffel Jumping this weekend of June 25-26, 2022. It was very smiling that the 49-year-old actor was seen doing the reconnaissance of the jumping ground. obstacles with the riders he has known for a long time on the Champ de Mars in Paris. The hero (and director) of rock ‘n roll had the pleasure of seeing on the spot a famous ex-girlfriend with whom he shares the same passion, Marina Hands! The two actors are indeed two talented riders who have known each other for several decades and have even been in a relationship.
It’s certain European 1 that Guillaume had made this tender confidence about the sweet Marina: “It was my first crush. We did the Juniors together. There are connections between Marina, who is still my first love when we were 14 years old, we were snogging in the boxes and we were doing the French junior championships together, all of a sudden she’s playing my wife (in the movie Jappeloup released in 2013)”.
For her part, the 47-year-old actress is not lacking in affection either when she talks about her former flirtation. In 2014, she spoke about it freely in the columns of TV 7 days : “Guillaume is like a big brother. He is always ahead. He was the first to enroll in Cours Florent. I followed him 2 years later. But now what counts is our beautiful friendship“. Indeed, since Guillaume Canet founded a family with Marion Cotillard, with whom he had two children, Marcel, 11 years old, and Louise, 5 years old. For her part, Marina Hands lived a beautiful story for a time with Julien Doré, but we don’t know who shares his life today.
At the end of an incredibly intense competition, the Brazilian Marlon Modolo Zanotelli won the Longines Global Champions Tour de Paris on Saturday on the Champ de Mars, the most prestigious event of the Longines Global Champions Tour – Longines Paris Eiffel Jumping. The only French jump-off, Olivier Robert took a good sixth place. Marina took part in the Prix Metrobus, won by the American Hayley Barnhill with her mare Jasmijn. At the start of the day, Belgian Anouch Danneels won the Prix Joone (1.15m) ahead of American actress, fashion designer and producer Mary Kate Olsen, a regular at the event. The Dutch anthem then sounded in honor of the very young (13 years old) Yoni van Santvoort, winner of the Prix Cavalassur in favor of Imagine for Margo.