Ingrid Chauvin found the city of her dreams and a heavenly house facing the sea. The 52-year-old actress revealed to France Dimanche that she had no intention of leaving this place one day…
Ingrid Chauvin fell in love at first sight in 2017: when she discovered the city of Sète, for the purposes of filming the hit TF1 series Tomorrow belongs to usshe was immediately seduced by this coastal town in Hérault. And she never plans to leave this place again!
Ingrid Chauvin, not about to leave Sète: “If the series ends, I’ll stay here!”
The actress has been living in Sète, in Hérault, for seven years, and she is not “never left“.”Sète is a small town on a human scale. I immediately found the warm, family atmosphere. Life is simple. It’s also one of the sunniest cities, which is good for morale. And the seaside isn’t bad either.“, summarized Ingrid Chauvin, conquered, in an interview with France Sunday.
Even if the TF1 saga ended, the actress would not want to turn back. “If the series ends, I’m staying here! My 9 year old son says the same thing. In nine years, I have only made three or four return trips to Paris“, even assured the mother of Tom, born from her former union with Thierry Peythieux.
The interpreter of Chloé Delcourt in Tomorrow belongs to usvery close to his colleague Jennifer Lauret, enjoys walks along the Lido promenade, which extends over 12km, between the beach and the straw huts, the numerous seafood restaurants as well as the Lazaret beach, a small cove that she considers the most beautiful in the area.
Ingrid Chauvin and her house facing the sea: “An absolute dream”
Three years ago, the 52-year-old actress moved into a house facing the sea, “immersed in nature, high up“, but “not ostentatious“so far. One”absolute dream“for the actress who is, in her words, “a field rat“. From her first visit to the place, Ingrid Chauvin fell in love at first sight: “What calm! What silence! With the cats and turtles wandering around the garden… I decorated it in the Balinese spirit: cozy, zen, with Buddhas everywhere“.
The actress, who married photographer Philippe Warrin in 2024, is now a well-known figure to the 45,000 inhabitants of Sète. “At the beginning, it was a little intense, but today, I think that all the inhabitants have a photo of me (…) But the people are kind and I have the impression of being part of the landscape“, she concluded, definitely fulfilled in her corner of paradise.
