Guest of At Jordan’s this Thursday, October 5, Rebecca Hampton opened up about her relationship with her ex Serge Dupire and lifted the veil on that with her new companion, Vincent Azé.
This Thursday, October 5, for the new issue of his show At Jordan’s on C8, Jordan De Luxe received the actress Rebecca Hampton mainly known for her role as Céline Frémont in More beautiful life. This series which will make its comeback on TF1 in 2024. During her exchange with Jordan De Luxe, the 50-year-old actress agreed to look back on her personal life through her daughter Éléa (10 years old) and her love stories in particular with Serge Dupirealso an actor in More beautiful life where he played the character of Vincent Chaumette from 2004 to 2022. The actors were a couple from 2004 to 2006. “I had lovers before Serge. With Serge, I was no longer very young. I had a lover when I was a teenager”she confided in front of Jordan De Luxe.
Rebecca Hampton on her relationship with Serge Dupire: “He’s a lovely man, a great friend.”
After their separation, Rebecca Hampton and Serge Dupire continued to appear together in More beautiful life where they also had a romantic affair. The actress assured that she remained on good terms with the 65-year-old actor: “I have rarely separated from people with whom I have experienced something on bad terms in fact. When you love someone and have a relationship with them, you separate because there are things that aren’t right or are no longer right.” And to add about his ex-companion: “He’s a lovely man, he’s a great friend. We see each other regularly…“
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Rebecca Hampton on her new companion Vincent Azé: “He didn’t hit on me at all.”
From now on, it is with the theater actor, Vincent Azé that Rebecca Hampton experiences perfect love. The two lovebirds formalized their relationship in November 2022. Faced with Jordan De Luxe, the actress returned to her meeting with the dark 52-year-old: “He didn’t hit on me at all and I didn’t hit on him at allshe said. We met at a festival in Cap d’Agde. We met at breakfast because we’re both early risers. We saw each other, we talked, and it turns out we got along really well. We spent the whole festival saying stupid things to each other, laughing, then watching films together etc. I found him charming and maybe he found me charming.” And to add: “We put three, four months, seeing each other a lot and without anything happening. And finally, he decided to come to Marseille saying that it was not possible and that we had to stop playing cat and mouse, and he stayed.” The beginning of a beautiful and long story.
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