Present as a guest last summer in “Tomorrow belongs to us” during the intrigue of the White Lady, Catherine Jacob will be back in the TF1 series next week. And Brigitte, her character, will make an unexpected announcement to her children.
While the “Murder Party” plot, currently broadcast on TF1, promises to have significant repercussions on the “club of five” made up of Bart, Charlie, Gabriel, Noor and Garance, the next episodes of Tomorrow belongs to us will not be missed. nor to upset, once again, the life of the Daunier family.
Absent from the daily soap opera for several months now, Catherine Jacob will indeed resume next week her role of Brigitte Daunier, the mother of William (Kamel Belghazi) and Bénédicte (Honorine Magnier), which she had held for several episodes l last summer on the occasion of the arch on the White Lady, which had revealed a heavy family secret.
William had indeed ended up discovering that the White Lady who terrorized Sète, and had almost cost the life of Chloé (Ingrid Chauvin), was none other than his twin brother, Cyril (Romain Thunin), who had been seriously burned in a car accident when they were children and of which he had since hidden all memory.
An “evil twin”, as only soaps have the secret, who will not be back in Tomorrow belongs to us since Brigitte will return to Sète alone. Determined to make a sensational announcement to her children.
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According to our information, the character of Catherine Jacob, who will reappear in the series from Wednesday April 6, will thus reveal to William and his sister that she has separated from their father, Régis (Francis Perrin).
Why did the Daunier parents separate? And is it really the end of their marriage, or can we hope for a flashback by the end of this new plot? The future will tell.
For the moment, the return of Francis Perrin has in any case not been announced by the channel and by the production. Brigitte should thus take the opportunity to settle temporarily in Sète, in order to be closer to her family. And to make, without wanting it, the life of William, Bénédicte or Aurore (Julie Debazac) a hell?