Guest on the show C to you, broadcast on France 5 this Monday, December 11, Vincent Cassel reviewed images of his daughter Deva, dating from his 18th birthday. In the video, the young woman who celebrated her 19th birthday on September 12 plays acoustic guitar while singing in Portuguese in a soft voice. Even though this moment was filmed by him and posted on his Instagram account, the 57-year-old actor was very moved to see his eldest daughter revealing her talents as a musician.
“They say she can do everything. She’s a model, she sings very well. She is also an actress. We will see it soon on our screens. Are you proud of her, she who is also a ‘daughter of’, just as you were a ‘son of’?” asked journalist Aurélie Casse. Vincent Cassel confirmed the words of his interlocutor, assuring with admiration that the sister of Léonie and Amazonie, the fruit of his former love for Monica Bellucci, is “magnificent and extraordinary”. Explaining that he doesn’t give her career advicethe actor and ex-husband of Tina Kunakey estimated that “Children do what they want” after having “watched doing” their parents. “What I can tell her, in fact, I think she doesn’t care a bit”, he declared frankly, specifying that Deva had “Listen to a lot of Brazilian music at home.”
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Family, its heartstrings
So that’s why she “started composing stuff in Portuguese”, as in the video which was broadcast on the air and which he had published on social networks. Observing the exchange between her guest and her columnist, Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine questioned Vincent Cassel to find out if he was indeed “emu” to talk about his daughter. Cash, the latter assured to be “always moved when [il] look at [s]”There is nothing that moves me more than my children”, he added tenderly, before making a humorous gesture suggesting that he goes completely gaga when asked about his family life.
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Photo credits: France 5 screen capture