Mile Lanciego
12/23/2024 at 5:12 p.m.
Heroine of the successful television series “HPI”, Audrey Fleurot made touching confidences on the set of “Quelle époque”. The French actress revealed that she was in mourning after the recent disappearance of her father.
A difficult mourning to do. This December 21, Audrey Fleurot revealed that she had lost one of the most important people in her life: her father. A confidence that the 47-year-old actress made in the episode of “Quelle époque”, broadcast on “France 2” this Saturday. In full exchange with Léa Salamé on her role in the television series “HPI”, the actress spoke of her love for the theater. Eager to know the origin of this passion, the host made the link with her father, who worked not as an actor but as a firefighter.
A question to which Audrey Fleurot responded, moved: “I have told this story a lot and then I have just lost my father so it will make him all the more happy. » The Frenchwoman then continued, remembering the times when he took her with him, certain evenings on duty: “My father was a Paris firefighter at the time when there were firefighters on duty […]. And in particular at the Comédie Française. I think one night my mother said to him, “Take the kid,” she recalled wistfully.
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The interpreter of the Lady of the Lake in “Kaamelott” then recounted the revealing evening: the one where she understood that her dream was to become an actress. “It was a Goldoni (Italian playwright) I remember, and so I see the spectacle from the folding seat which is between the room and the stage. I see both the spectacle in the room and behind the scenes. […] And I say to myself, this is what I want to do. »
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Audrey Fleurot and “HPI” towards an end
While a fifth season of “HPI” has just been announced, it could well be the last. In the middle of filming alongside the rest of the cast, Audrey Fleurot sadly approached what could soon be the last moments with her comrades. With a lump in his throat, the artist gave his opinion on this final clap: “It’s a completely reasoned, reasonable choice. Not emotional at all, because I think it's going to be very, very, very hard for me. »
Since 2021, Audrey Fleurot plays the leading role, the heroine Morgane Alvaro. A departure which would therefore be difficult to accept for Lou's mother (8 years old). “When we say: 'It was Audrey Fleurot's last plan,' I think I'm going to cry a lot, I think I'm going to miss her,” she continued. The actress, however, admitted that 2025 will surely be the best time to say goodbye: “I think it's great too, to leave on top because it wasn't a series that was intended to last ten years either , and then because I have other desires…”.
