While speculation has been rife for a few weeks about the future of Célia in “Here it all begins”, producer Sarah Farahmand puts an end to the rumors. Rebecca Benhamour will she leave the series? We have the answer.
After Clément Rémiens, Sarah Fitri, or Lucia Passaniti, who will return very soon for the time of the summer ark, will viewers of Here everything begin really have to say goodbye to Rébecca Benhamour, who has played Célia Gaissac since the launch? of the soap opera in November 2020 on TF1?
It’s been rumored for several weeks now following the publication on Instagram of photos showing the team of the series offering flowers to the actress and showing her all their love on the occasion of what looked like a birthday party. end of shooting.
Add to that messages posted by his playing partners, including Catherine Davydzenka, to his attention, and it was enough for the hypothesis of a possible final departure to begin to swell on social networks and on the web. .
But while TF1 then refused to comment, contenting itself with explaining that it was “the end of a big arch” for Rébecca Benhamour, the producer of Here everything begins, Sarah Farahmand, agreed to tell us a little more about the future of Célia in the series. And finally cut the rumors short.
Present this weekend at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival in the company of actors Nicolas Anselmo (Eliott), Mikaël Mittelstadt (Greg), Zoï Sévérin (Jasmine), and Sabine Perraud (Constance), Sarah Farahmand first of all explained that the absence of the interpreter of Célia within the new credits which will be unveiled tomorrow was simply part of a desire to highlight different faces from one version to another.
“We do two credits a year. We try to change. The idea is to highlight different characters. We added Lionel, Kelly and Ambre who are important characters. The purpose of the credits is that ‘we see the actors. It’s really important that it turns “.
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However, Rébecca Benhamour will be away from the series for some time, as Sarah Farahmand confided to our microphone: “Rebecca is coming out of a big arch. She actually has a break behind. She was very present and we needed room for the others”.
Indeed, for a year, the character has been very highlighted through his brief idyll with Solal, his friendship with Ambre, his sexual assault by a great chef, and more recently his love affair with Théo (Khaled Alouach) .
But to the question “A definitive departure of Rébecca Benhamour is planned?”, the answer of the producer of Here everything begins could not be clearer: “No, there is no departure”.
After an absence which should thus begin on the screen in July, the faithful viewers of the culinary soap opera of TF1 will therefore undoubtedly find Célia on the screen this fall, in time for the third season of Here everything begins and the entrance of the character in third year at the Auguste Armand Institute.