Such a big sun: a new character will leave the series

Whereas More beautiful life will definitely stop in November 2022, following the broadcast of its very last episode on the antenna of France 3, such a big sun will therefore soon become the one and only daily soap opera broadcast on the airwaves of the public audiovisual group. Launched in 2018, the series is broadcast every evening just after the 8 p.m.Anne-Sophie Lapix. In this period of return to television, regular viewers ofsuch a big sun are getting ready to say goodbye to one of their favorite characters in the coming weeks.

Indeed, according to the information disclosed by Pocket TVthe actress Léonie Dahan-Lamort, who plays the role of Camille, the daughter of lieutenant Manu Léoni since 2019, has decided to leave the soap opera. Since her character’s first screen appearance, viewers of France 2 were able to follow the evolution of the teenager, from her chaotic relationship with her parents, to her first beautiful love story with Steve, played by actor Lyad Smain. It is by his side that she will soon leave Montpellier. In fact, the gifted young man in mathematics is going to be offered a scholarship to study in Seoul, South Korea. Thereby, Camille will make the decision to follow her lover in this adventure.

Such a big sun: several actresses have recently left the series

This release will thus allow the scriptwriters and actors to be able to bring the two characters back in the more or less near future. As a reminder, this is the 3rd departure in a very short time for fans ofsuch a big sun. The actress Pauline Paolini had asked to leave to devote herself to new projects, thus forcing the screenwriters to kill the character of Myriam. On his side, the doyen of the soap opera, Elisabeth Margoni, considered herself too tired to continue to go back and forth between her home, located in Brittany, and the film sets in the South of France. Aged 77, she also asked to leave such a big sun, thus putting an end to the presence of the character of Maryline on the screen.

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