And one more! This Friday, October 18, 2024, a few weeks after Kelly (Axelle Dodier), Laëtitia Rigaut in turn leaves the Auguste Armand Institute ofHere it all begins. Is the departure of Florence Coste, her interpreter, definitive?
After playing nurse Tiphaine in the series H24 on TF1, Florence Coste, former candidate for The Voice, joined the soap opera in 2020 Here it all beginsin the role of Laetitia Rigaut, the mother of Kelly (Axelle Dodier). In the episode broadcast this Friday, October 18, 2024, the former cleaning lady bids farewell to the Auguste Armand Institute. “I’m going to miss you so much,” she declares to her companion Stanislas Duchesnay before taking her taxi. “I have never loved a place so much. Thank you for loving me like you did.” Once inside, Kelly asks the driver to stop. She gets out of the vehicle and kisses the classroom teacher during a particularly moving classroom. Is this departure permanent? We give you the answer!
Here it all begins : Florence Coste leaves the TF1 series this Friday October 18, 2024
If TF1 and Newen, the producer ofHere it all beginsdo not communicate about this departure, there is no doubt that Florence Coste has left the TF1 series. Indeed, Hubert Roulleau, the interpreter of Stanislas Duchesnay, wrote on his Instagram account followed by 10,900 subscribers. “Tonight. Don’t miss the grand finale from 6:35 p.m.”published the actor as an illustration of a photo with Florence Coste reshared by the actress. Hubert Roulleau then published in Story the video of the actress’ departure that viewers will see in Murders in Chartres. “Last sequence with Florence Coste”adds the interpreter of Stanislas Duchesnay.
Here it all begins : Florence Coste participated in The voice
Before devoting himself to comedy, Florence Coste was a singer. She participated in musical shows The Little Mermaid, Aladdin or Once upon a time there was Joe Dassin. In 2014, Florence Costeat 22, tried his luck in season 3 of The Voice. For the blind auditions, the young singer tackled The hymn to love d’Edith Piaf. “It’s a powerful experience. Probably the most stressful moment of my life, remembers the artist. I don’t know if people realize the state we’re in when we start singing…” Taking on Edith Piaf again, a daring gamble but ultimately paid off. Because the interpretation of Florence Coste had managed to move Jenifer, who had turned around: “When I was young, I was a fan of Jenifer. For me, it was very touching to be in her team,” confides the young woman, whose career in The Voice stopped at Battles. Jenifer then preferred young Eliott.
