Matt Pokora and Christina Milian move to Paris with their family!

It’s a new challenge for Matt Pokora and his family. For several months, the artist, his wife Christina Milian and their children will be Parisians. After having spent a beautiful summer in the south of France, on the Côte d’Azur with a few friends, the little tribe put their bags down in Paris at the end of August. It was on his Instagram account that Matt Pokora shared the news by posting a photo of him in a jet, with the caption: “Back to Paris! Very happy to start the new school year. We will meet at the Théâtre de la Madeleine from September 17! Let’s goooooo! #Lesgrandesambitions”.

A different living environment for the family who have lived in Los Angeles for several years. And yet, Parisian life seems to please them. In any case, this is what has shown
Christina Milian on Instagram this Sunday, September 12. The actress who recently starred in “Falling in Love” and “Complex Love” on Netflix has unveiled some snapshots taken from life of her and her three children, her eldest Violet, Isaiah and the youngest Kenna. An ordinary family outing that she decided to immortalize. In the photos we see them discovering the streets of Paris and enjoying the Tuileries garden. In caption, the star described his joy of traveling around the capital: “Ah Paris is so beautiful, so historic – there is so much to do! For a girl like me, this is the perfect place !!”.

Matt Pokora is in Paris for professional reasons

We should meet Matt Pokora and his little family often in Paris. Because the 35-year-old singer is getting ready to go on stage for the first time at the Théâtre de la Madeleine. Alongside Estelle Lefébure and Philippe Lellouche, he will play in the play “Les Grandes Ambitions”, written by Hadrien Raccah on September 17th. It is therefore a new organization of life to be expected, but Matt Pokora and Christina Milian are used to it. “Yes, I take the whole family to France. It’s impossible to imagine my daily life without them. In 2020, Christina had to leave for three months filming in Atlanta. My son Isaiah, I saw him every three weeks. It was very hard. I missed his first steps. In fourteen months, I spent five months away from him. But it is our life, our jobs. You have to get used to it ”, entrusted the artist to our colleagues at Télé 7 Jours last June.