While Romy Saeed appeared in Sète a few days ago, Dounia Coesens, her interpreter, will she stay in Tomorrow belongs to us in a sustainable way?
Warning, this article contains many spoilers on the next episodes of Tomorrow belongs to us. If you don’t want to know anything, don’t read on!
On November 17, Dounia Coesens took her first steps in Tomorrow belongs to us in the skin of Romy Saeed, the sister-in-law of Karim (Samy Gharbi) but also his first great love.
Married to Malik (Mhamed Arezki) for fifteen years, Romy has returned to Sète to escape her violent husband and put an end to her marriage. To achieve her ends, Romy then made believe in her disappearance before creating a diversion so that her husband believed that she had left town.
However, her plan is a failure since Malik will find her in the episode which will be broadcast tonight on TF1. Fortunately, the police will intervene in time and Romy will obtain a measure of expulsion.
Now freed from Malik, Romy and Rayane (Sasha Birdy) will plan to settle in Sète in the family home of the young woman. Therefore, should we imagine Dounia Coesens staying permanently in Tomorrow belongs to us?
In the columns of Télé 7jours, the actress recently confided, “Normally, Romy and her family are supposed to settle into the program for good..” and to clarify, “In agreement with TF1, as soon as my schedule allows me, I will return to the series for a burst of episodes. You should therefore see Romy regularly and for a little while, if everything goes as planned..”.
This therefore confirms the installation of a new family under the sun of the Hérault. It will also be an opportunity to learn more about Karim’s family past as well as his love story with Romy, which still remains very mysterious. Obviously, it would not be surprising if other secrets were revealed…
If everything suggests that Romy is still sensitive to the charm of Karim, it will however be necessary to wait until December 19, after the break in the series, to find out if the couple of Karim and Anna is in danger.