The actress Ingrid Chauvinwho plays Chloé Delcourt in the TF1 series, tomorrow belongs to us, does not stop the gifts for his fans. On her Instagram account followed by more than 449,000 subscribers, the actress with photographer Philippe Warrin announced wonderful news at the beginning of the month. “Event. So many of you expressed your frustration, looking for how to get my perfume, announced the actress. After a long image work, I am finally happy to offer you a brand new version of my Mademoiselle Chauvin eau de parfum. The fragrances remain the same and the marriage of rose, jasmine, violet and rice powder is stronger than ever. They enchant my daily life again. You can find it now in its new look, on my eshop: www.mademoiselle-chauvinist.com“. And this is another gift that she will offer to her fans: the release of her first novel.
Ingrid Chauvin announces the release of her first book!
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“I have been writing for more than a year, and I am happy to see the birth of my first novel ‘L’échappée belle’, already available for pre-order. Release scheduled for January 26.unveiled Ingrid Chauvin in Story. The story ? “Only love, the real one, misses her, the one that makes hearts beat and souls vibrate. During an opening, she meets Éric, a man with a devastating smile who takes her on a crazy night in the streets of Paris. With him, she doesn’t see the time passing. They never leave each other. Magnificent wedding in the Breton manor where they have settled, gifts, words of love at all hours, Elsa is living a waking dream. But soon, this passion experiences a disturbing oscillation: veiled remarks about her appearance, fits of jealousy, humiliations, so many poisons instilled insidiously, then the friends she no longer sees, life in a vacuum in this cold and silent house. At first, Elsa found it romantic that Eric held her hand so tightly before falling asleep, now she is afraid, afraid of having become her thing, afraid of not being able to escape the prison that is closing in on her.“.
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Drawing, Ingrid Chauvin’s other passion
Besides writing, Ingrid Chauvin has another passion:My great-grandmother sculpted and sang. My grandmother writes and types. My mother is a painter. My brother is a tenor. With Philippe, we have the same passion for drawing. When I separated, I started. It was my outlet. I had never dared before. It did me good.”
