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For more than 4 years now, Pierre Niney and Natasha Andrews have left Paris to settle with their children in the Paris region, quite far from Paris. An old house with a farm and many animals, as the Australian indicated in the Coup d’école podcast.
HOUSE OF STARS Pierre Niney and Natasha Andrews: their 15th century home near Paris with permaculture vegetable garden
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Like many Parisians attracted by the calm and wide open spaces offered by the countryside, Pierre Niney and his partner Natasha Andrews made the decision to leave the capital to settle in the Paris region. The 35-year-old actor and the beautiful Australian had two daughters, Lola, born in 2017 and Billie, born in 2019 and at the time of the first confinement, they decided to settle near Rambouillet, in Yvelines, in about sixty kilometers from Paris. A radical change of life for the couple since they now own a farm on which they cultivate a “permaculture vegetable gardenmushrooms in the undergrowth, to the rhythm of the braying of its miniature donkeys and the collection of fresh eggs”as detailed by Claire Nouy, creator of the podcast Brilliant blowwho was able to speak with the actress and photographer from Brisbane.
Pierre Niney and Natasha Andrews, whose adorable daughter Billie has grown up a lot, therefore made the decision to settle not far from Paris and obviously, everything is going well. The couple lives in a house dating from the 15th century in which the young mother created a “a kind of food self-sufficiency”with many animals. Chickens, rabbits, miniature donkey and Provence donkey, dogs, cats, turtles, the actor and his partner treated themselves to a real menagerie! To be able to manage all of this, in addition to her vegetable garden, the Australian had to follow permaculture training on the island of Yeu (Vendée) to be able to take care of all that.
A haven of peace far from the cities
A real cocoon far from the frenzy of big cities in which Pierre Niney will be able to rest, he who has lived through the last few hectic days. Present in Cannes, the hero of Count of Monte Cristo was stolen by his sublime companion on the red carpet of one of the most anticipated French films of the year. Still as popular, the native of Boulogne-Billancourt (Hauts-de-Seine) has been working on a series of projects lately since he can also be found on Netflix in the series Fiascowhere he opposite François Civil and Géraldine Nakache.