central figure ofHere it all starts the TF1 soap opera, Vanessa Demouy seems to have found the perfect balance in her life in the South with her daughter Sharlie. In the columns of We both she spoke about her role as a mother with her eldest, Solal, 18 years old … and already independent.
fans ofHere it all starts certainly can not imagine the soap opera without Vanessa Demouy who embodies the benevolent Rose. The soap opera shot in the South prompted the actress to leave Paris for sit in the sun. With her, her 10-year-old daughter Sharlie, which according to the actress adapted “super fast ” to the point of taking the accent. A finding that does not fail to amuse Vanessa Demouy.
But this new life in the South marks another turning point in the life of the actress. Her 18-year-old son Solal did not accompany them… A decision that his mother accepted without difficulty, despite a hint of intranquility. “It’s complicated to be away from your children so young. At the same time, I left my parents earlier than him, so I get it”, assured the actress, who “immediately accepted when he wanted his independence”.
With Philippe Lellouche, the actress had two children, Solal and Sharlie
“We do not make children to keep them”, she says. While Sharlie does not seem to show any interest in acting for the time being – she currently wants to become an architect – her eldest has an artistic streak, while standing out from her famous parents. The young man who now has “his small studio in the Paris region”, “lives only for music for years and devotes himself to it” body and soul. “He thinks, eats, lives rap. I don’t know much about this environment, and for him it’s liberating to chart your own path. Besides, he doesn’t use his last name, his stage name is not his usual name”, confesses Vanessa Demouy, very proud to see her boy trying to achieve on his own.
If she has done nothing to hinder the flight of her son, the actress is careful not to let their ties loosen: “We try never to be physically separated for more than a month and a half, two months”, she explains. And if she’s a caring mom that’s”there, no matter what“, she can also count on the support of Solal who encourages her mother to take on new challenges: “My son encourages me to write. he tells me : ‘you have talent, you should go for it’. So I try my hand at writing but, for the moment, it remains personal.“A nice relationship of which she can be proud.