Ingrid Chauvin confides in her “rushed” marriage: “I only had one fear…”

“I can’t find the words… So much love, exceptional moments, happiness, joys of emotions. Life has taken it upon itself to offer us all that is most beautiful!!!”. It was with these few words that Ingrid Chauvin mentioned for the first time, on Instagram, her marriage to her companion, the photographer Philippe Warrin. A union at which Paris Match magazine was present, which also posted some videos of the ceremony on social networks.

Ingrid Chauvin’s secrets on the reasons for her marriage

On her little cloud, the actress of Tomorrow belongs to us (TF1) spoke to our colleagues about this union celebrated in the center of Lège-Cap-Ferret. “It’s incredible. I like this sign, it means we are making the right choice “, for example confided Ingrid Chauvin, commenting on the return of the sun for this very special moment. “We almost do this marriage for the children. To tell them that we really love each other, that we are family. We could have done without it, after all we have loved each other for so many years.”added the one who was accompanied, for this important moment, by her 8-year-old son Tom. “She’s so beautiful, mom!”exclaimed the little boy when he discovered his mother in her beautiful mermaid wedding dress, as our colleagues tell us in their latest issue on newsstands this Thursday. “You make my greatest dream come true!”he also told her in the back of the car taking them to the town hall.

Ingrid Chauvin on her “rushed” marriage

Ingrid Chauvin did not initially plan to get married on October 12. The actress, who had chosen as witnesses Jennifer Lauret, her partner in DNA (TF1), and the latter’s husband Patrick Sorrentino, was in fact due to marry Philippe Warrin in the spring of 2025. But the date was brought forward due to the hospitalization of the actress’s maternal grandmother. “I only had one fear, that she would no longer be there, so we rushed the event. My grandparents are like my parents. My mother had me at 17, they been very present. We have a close bond.”explained the actress who was accompanied to the town hall by her 92-year-old grandfather. Her grandmother, aged 88, followed the ceremony remotely.