Corinne Masiero in a relationship for more than 20 years with Nicolas Grard, flirted in a very direct way: she tells

Corinne Masiero plays Captain Marleau in the series of the same name, which can be seen this Friday evening on France 2 with the broadcast of 2 episodes. A role that she has played since 2015. Before that, she played Solange, the sister of Fabienne Lepic, in Do not do this, do not do that. His film career is also consistent. She made her debut on the big screen in 1993, in Germinal by Claude Berri. And in 2013, she won the César for best actress for Louise Wimmer by Cyril Mennegun.

Note also her few appearances in the theater, notably in Lulu by Frank Wedekind in 2005. Corinne Masiero is also someone renowned for her activism, and more precisely her fight against sexual violence. We particularly remember her shock appearance at the 2021 César Awards, completely naked and covered in blood on stage. What she says less, however, is her relationship with her companion Nicolas Grard. However, she indulged in rare confidences on this subject a few years ago for the magazine She.

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Corinne Masiero took the opportunity to talk about their meeting and the way in which she approached the gentleman: “We met in an anti-MEDEF demonstration. I was, and still am, part of the ‘nag’ section of the 59/62 interstrutants. In fact, the intermittent and precarious workers of Nord-Pas-de -Calais. I had spotted this guy who had managed to calm people down with a loudspeaker at the moment when things could have gone wrong. Four days later, I ran into him again in another demonstration. I managed to get his phone, and I texted him: ‘It’s wherever you want, whenever you want.“

His approach worked: “We had dinner together that same evening, we saw each other again the next day. And we never left each other again.“Their love story has now lasted more than 20 years. Naturally, one might wonder if they have children or if they plan to have them. They don’t have any, and this is not in their plans, particularly in those of the actress, as she has already confided to Télé-Loisirs: “I don’t want to impose the person I am, what I experience, on anyone. It’s a huge responsibility. I don’t want anyone to be ashamed of being my descendant. I already have trouble taking responsibility for myself psychologically, that would put someone in danger and I don’t want that..”