In Such a big sun, Aurore Delplace plays the role of Johanna. In the next episodes of the TF1 fiction, his character will face a personal drama. A situation that echoes his own life. In fact, the actress lived
two particularly trying events a few years ago.
Married to Kévin Levy, who plays Bruno in the series Tomorrow belongs to usand mother of a little boy, Aaron, aged 3, Aurore Delplace has experienced many difficulties. In the columns of Télé Poche, she returned to this complicated period. In 2013, the young woman had an abortion. Shortly after, she experienced an ectopic pregnancy followed of a miscarriage.
“I had these experiences very badly”
Devastated, the actress experienced this situation very much: “I had these experiences very badly, I felt very alone,” she confided. Fortunately, she was able to count on the presence of Kevin. The latter also had difficulty recovering from this ordeal: “He didn’t know what to do to ease my pain while being very affected himself”declared the actress.
Now, they are the happy parents of a little boy.
“I find it necessary to talk about it and transmit the message that anything can happen. I struggled a little and then Aaron arrived. But it’s true that throughout my pregnancy, until I was big, I was in constant panic. So it was hard to take full advantage.” she revealed to Closer in 2023.
Aurore Delplace opens up about her pregnancy
Today, she uses this past as an experience to move forward in her life. However, her pregnancy was not easy: “I remember very well that the hormones left me exhausted. So it was hard to enjoy
completely about my pregnancy”, she confided. A very moving testimony”, she said.
In the cozy and reassuring atmosphere of the podcast Les encounters de Julie, she also confided in her love story with Kévin and their meeting in Paris.
“We did our first scene together and we fell in love. He’s a great artist with endless talents that we don’t know enough about. He makes me howl with laughter 24 hours a day.” she concluded. Since then, the two lovers have come a long way…
