Invited in 2017 on the set of the show Hello Earthlings facing Thierry Ardisson, Stéfi Celma had evoked one of the worst dramas of his life: the death of his sister, who became disabled following a heart attack. “You had a close relationship with your sister, you always clowned around for her and that’s how you finally learned to act, it’s to make her laugh“, had indicated the host, moved by the bond so strong that it seems to exist between the two sisters.
“Very early on I learned to realize how lucky I was to be in good health, and it’s true that very quickly (…) I had a taste for the show because the idea , it was to distract her” she replied. Unfortunately, this is not the only tragedy experienced by the 36-year-old actress since one of her best friends, Sofia Gon’s, died following a pulmonary embolism while she was only 25 years old.
Two women who seem to watch from up there on the pretty brunette, who has now made a name for herself in the cinema and on the small screen. After several small television appearances, notably in The brother I never had, A cop, Too young for you or The Rocheville Housethe actress had her first big role in the film Starting point by Lionel Steketee in which she played alongside Fabrice Éboué and Thomas N’Gijol (2011).
Two years later, she also starred in Not very normal activities by Maurice Barthélemy and in Teachers, adaptation of the eponymous comic book by Pierre-François Martin-Laval with Kev Adams. In 2015, she was a star in the action movie anti-gang by Benjamin Rocher then in the television series Ten percent by Fanny Herrero. In the same year, she also starred in The Profs 2 by Pierre-Francois Martin-Laval.
Soon back in the creation phenomenon of Netflix, Lost Ball 2 (available since November 10, 2022), the actress plays one of the main roles, that of Julia. Two years after the box of the first Lost Balle, Guillaume Pierret directed the sequel to this film, which reappeared four times in the top 10 most viewed non-English language films on Netflix.