Antoine Dupont is one of the beloved sportsmen of the French. But where is the 28 -year -old rugby player, who was raised by farmers’ parents? He recently made a good acquisition …
Antoine Dupont is an essential figure in the Toulouse stadium, and yet it would seem that rugby player has chosen to abandon the pink city to build a villa … near Bordeaux!
Antoine Dupont: his new gironde villa near the beach
The Olympic rugby champion recently built a villa in the Pyla district, in La Teste-de-Buch, about an hour from Bordeaux, according to information from Here Gironde. It would be a property near the beach, 310 square meters, built on a plot of 1200 square meters and made up of a swimming pool. Among his Gironde neighbors, there is in particular the former president of the French Rugby Federation, Bernard Laporte, who lives in the area.
Antoine Dupont had revealed to Horace That he lived in an apartment near the city center of Toulouse in 2024, but no one knows if he kept this accommodation in addition to his new villa.
Antoine Dupont and his peasant parents: “We were almost ashamed …”
The rugby player returns from afar. The 28-year-old sportsman grew up in Castelnau-Magnoac a village of 700 inhabitants in the Hautes-Pyrénées. His parents were farmers and also managed the hotel-restaurant of his grandparents. “”My grandparents had bought this farm in the 1980s, they had renovated it to make it a hotel-restaurant. And in fact, we lived there with my family, in the middle of the customers, finally “had he detailed with Raw.
Whoever we lend a romance with Iris Mittenaere has not always been proud of his roots, but now he celebrates them. “”When I was little, we were almost ashamed to say that we were peasants. The connotation was always negative, I remember that in school to write the profession of my parents, I wrote hotel-restaurant and I did not write a farmer. And today we manage to be proud and to value this more“, he said. Today, his annual salary would be estimated at 600,000 euros gross according to The 10sport.
