The most powerful series on TF1, HPI confirms the fans’ passion for it with incredible new audiences with its season 4. Unfortunately for Audrey Fleurot, this beautiful story is spoiled by a series of rumors concerning behind the scenes of the series. Tired of finding herself at the center of such lies, Morgane’s interpreter therefore reestablished the truth.
A priori, HPI should return in 2025 with a season 5, which would be the last. An obvious fact given the spectacular audiences for the series on TF1, but an unexpected situation after recent rumors. Last September, it was rumored that tensions had broken out behind the scenes following the presence of a certain director, to the point that Audrey Fleurot (Morgane Alvaro) would have demanded the return of her companion, also a director.
However, as the actress recently assured Télé 7 Jours, these tensions would never have existed: “Do you know that there is a press that says things that are not true? The problem is that we are victims of our success.” And to further assure that she would actually be on very good terms with Mona Anache, the director in question: “She’s one of my best friends, I love working with her.“
Tensions behind the scenesHPI ? Audrey Fleurot denies
But then, if everything is going well behind the scenes, why is Djibril Glissant – his companion, finally credited with the production of episodes 3 and 4 of this season 4? Tired of the idiotic innuendoes on this subject, Audrey Fleurot wanted to make an important clarification here too.
“I would like to say that it was our producers who suggested it to him, and absolutely not me who threw out his name and said: ‘It would be good for you to occupy…
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