TF1 viewers will soon be able to find Lorie Pester in Tomorrow belongs to us. She resumed filming of the series before Christmas. The 50-minute Inside cameras followed his return and his moving reunion with Ingrid Chauvin.
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This is news that should delight fans of Tomorrow belongs to us, Lorie Pester resumed the path of filming the series of TF1. She told us last October that her return was scheduled for 2021 and she kept her word. In January 2019, the one who plays the role of Lucie Salducci in the series announced thatshe was going to be absent from the soap opera for many months to “devote to other projects, personal as professional“. She has since brought them to fruition. Her third book, Cis not (so) complicated at Editions Flammarion, was released last October 28 and especially the singer became mother for the first time at the age of 38, of a little Nina born in August.
A touching reunion with his playing partners
The cameras of 50 minutes Inside followed the first day of filming in Sète by Lorie Pester, after two years of absence in Tomorrow belongs to us. On the set, the singer and actress rediscovered her bond with her playing partners: Mayel Elhajaoui (Georges) or Samy Gharbi, who plays his teammate Karim Saeed. But she also met again Ingrid Chauvin, obviously very surprised at his return. “But me, I’m super happy. I’m all the more happy that I didn’t know”, confided the actress, visibly surprised. “VS‘is a great girl for me and we went through similar things and I told you once: I really consider you as my big sister on the show “, for his part, explained Lorie Pester to the one who plays Chloé Delcourt. A confidence that has visibly touched Ingrid Chauvin. “It was all the more moving to see her again”, she noted. The two actresses who both had to fight to have a child then exchanged on their simple pleasures of moms. Lorie Pester told how her little daughter was fascinated by Christmas lights. After a day of filming, she quickly left for Paris to find Nina.
A pregnancy kept secret
About her pregnancy, Lorie Pester had returned to the columns of the magazine Star TV on the reasons that had pushed her to keep it secret until the end. “Sometimes there is so much going on during pregnancy, dramas. Even a few weeks before the birth, that I didn’t want to talk about it at all“, she said then.”Now, if I can give hope to women with the same disease as me, that’s good, ” she continued. She had indeed explained having having trouble having a baby because of their endometriosis.
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