In an interview she gave to the magazine TV Star, Ingrid Chauvin confided in her life as a couple. The opportunity to talk about his love for Philippe Warrin and his new role as mother-in-law to the children of the latter.
In 2011, Ingrid Chauvin married Thierry Peythieuthe director of the series Camping Paradise carried by Laurent Ournac. Their meeting took place during an evening organized at TF1. In October 2013, the couple welcomed their first child, a little girl named Jade. But she died at the age of five months from a heart defect. In June 2016, the actress of tomorrow belongs to us gives birth to tom. On November 11, 2020, she announced her breakup with Thierry Peythieu before formalizing the following year her love affair with Philip Warrin, photographer. He is notably the author of the official portrait of Nicolas Sarkozy as President of the Republic.
“Philippe taught me to trust a man again“
In an interview at TV Star, Ingrid Chauvin confided in her love life in which she feels fulfilled. “Today I am a very happy woman (…) Destiny is still very new to me (…) Philippe taught me to trust a man again. I had given up on the couple“, she said. After her separation from Thierry Peythieu, the actress did not want to start her life again, until her reunion with the man who shares her daily life today. “I rediscover a lost love, which I felt twenty years ago, and which had remained intact deep inside me without my knowing it. What luck ! We restarted as if we had left the day before“, she continued.
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A blended family where “everyone gets along“
In order to be closer to the shooting of tomorrow belongs to us, Ingrid Chauvin has definitely settled in Sète with her other half and their respective children. Philippe Warrin has two grown daughters aged 22 and 23 and a 14 year old son. By embarking on this new life within a blended family, the actress has taken on a whole new role, that of mother-in-law. A status that corresponds to him 100%. “It was my dream to have a big family, with children all over the house. Despite the age differences, everyone gets along well. It’s happy and alive“, she explained to our colleagues.
