If France 3 viewers will be able to discover new episodes of More beautiful life until November 18, 2022, the adventure is officially over for the actors of the famous fiction. A blow for all those who made the heyday of the series. And this sometimes has repercussions on their loved ones, the proof is with Rebecca Hampton.
Since 2004, the beautiful 49-year-old blonde has played Céline Frémont in More beautiful life. A character to whom she had to say goodbye. And that’s not the only thing she left behind. The former companion of Serge Dupire had left Paris for Marseille, for the needs of filming. Today, she is doing the opposite. And she did not hide during an interview for Provence that it bothered her a lot. “My greatest emotion is to have left Marseille. I return to my bases, in a neighborhood that I know and love. This changes the life of my daughter, who is 9 years old, and who is totally Marseilles“, she confided at first. Although it disrupts Eléa’s life, there is also a positive in this change of life: “She plans to perform at the Paris Opera. For the moment what was blocking her was boarding school. She will present it this year, we must try to find something positive in change.“
Rebecca Hampton then opened up about her emotion regarding the end of More beautiful life. A series in which she toured for no less than eighteen years. It is therefore “upsetting” for her. But above all, she thinks of the viewers: “It’s out of my control but I feel like I’m betraying them. I receive very touching, sad messages. We abandon people who grew up with us, or older people who had their habits.” Her public will still be able to continue to follow her since her career does not stop. She has indeed obtained a role in Camping Paradise, which will be shot at the meeting. And from October, she will be on the bill of the play For better and for worse by Guillaume Melanie and Jean Franco. She will give the reply to Booder. “Many adventures await me, I don’t care“, she concluded.