Here it all begins: why was Sabine Perraud (Constance) absent from the series?

This news will delight the director of the institute Auguste Armand. His wife, Constance, is back from her internship in Paris, in Here it all begins ! We finally know the reason for his absence… We tell you everything!

A timely surprise in Here it all begins ! While Emmanuelle Teyssier played by Benjamin Baroche has been in turmoil for several weeks – between her bout of multiple sclerosis and the rumors circulating between him and Anaïs played by Julie Sassoust – he can now count on significant support, since Constance (Sabine Perraud) is back in the episode broadcast this Tuesday, September 12 from 6:30 p.m. The nurse from the Institute had been absent from the screen since May 22. Why did the actress leave the set ofHere it all begins? Leisure TV to the answer…

Here it all begins : why was Sabine Perraud, the interpreter of Constance, absent?

Sabine Perraud alias Constance Teyssier therefore returns to everyone’s surprise at the start of the school year at the Institut Auguste Armand, to the great pleasure of her husband and his colleagues. Her absence due to an internship in Paris allowed the actress to take a break from the series for a few months. According to our information, the actress, present since the first episodes of the fiction, was absent for “personal reasons“.

“I found a second family in Here Everything Begins”

Sabine Perraud revealed herself during an interview with TF1 about her attachment to fiction. “I found in Here it all begins a second family with my partners, but also the technicians who accompany us throughout the adventure, delivered the actress. I perfectly remember our first day of filming in the Teyssier house: very powerful scenes with revelations and the family breakdown which created a deep bond of tenderness and complicity among us. Pola Petrenko (Charlène Teyssier, Editor’s note) and Khaled Alouach (Théo Teyssier, Editor’s note) also call us mom and dad and we worry about them as if they were our own children! Once a month, we organize a “Teyssier dinner” where we remake the world.”