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This is news that will delight their fans. In 2012, Mareva Galanter and Arthur formalized their love story, before welcoming into their beautiful blended family, three years later, a little girl named Manava. For ten years, it is therefore the perfect love that they seem to spin, showing themselves to be very accomplices during their public appearances, they who, however, have discretion as their watchword. Very secretive about their private life, they indeed wish not to pour out too much on the subject. So much so that their fans were far from suspecting that they had married! On her Instagram account, the former Miss France 1999 has indeed revealed that she married the host on the occasion of their wedding anniversarywhich she named their “coconut wedding”.

It’s in photo caption of her and her husband, from the back and all dressed in white, that she announced this happy news, without however revealing the exact year in which this marriage took place. We will therefore only know, for the moment, the date and the paradise island where they said “yes” to each other: August 3, in Bora-Bora. A news that may surprise, but not the relatives of the former beauty queen, who were visibly in the confidence, and were even many to comment on this publication. “Wonderful”, thus wrote Sonia Rolland, while Sylvie Tellier admitted that the coconut weddings were “much nicer than wooden or wax weddings”. “You’re right, we should review this calendar of‘anniversary”she added.

Mareva Galanter in Bora Bora

It is also in Bora-Bora that Mareva Galanter and Arthur are currently spending their holidays, if we are to believe the many photos that they reveal on their respective Instagram accounts. With them, their daughter Manava seems to have fun, her mother wants more than ever to raise her awareness of a cause that is close to her heart: the protection of fauna and flora in French Polynesia. “I convey my commitment to him as much as possible”she confided last June, when she presented the documentary The Sentinels of the‘oceyear. “The children are so receptive and they listen with a sensitivity and a look of‘child, in this sense c‘is tres good to make them aware ofes the youngest hasageshe said, assuring that her daughter “will never throw a plastic in the street or on the beaches”.