Paris remains the refuge of some celebrities, but many of them prefer to move away. And for that, one of the preferred regions is Provence. It must be said that the sun and the quality of life are major assets. Among the list of personalities who have chosen this life far from the hustle and bustle of the French capital, is Samuel Le Bihan. And he seems to be living a real dream.
A fulfilling life in the South for Samuel Le Bihan
So, it is in Nice, on the French Riviera, that the actor has settled. And if he has now made his home in this place, it is also for professional reasons. He is the star of the TF1 series called Carpe Diem which takes place in the region.
And it can be said that the actor is delighted. “It’s a sweet and pleasant city,” he said in an interview with Nous Deux, as reported by Gala.
This has allowed him to find meaning away from Paris. “I know why I work: I work to create happiness. I couldn’t do it in Paris. It’s a real priority to create happiness,” he explained to France Bleu.
He continued: “I know why I work, I know why I live in the south, I know why I chose this place for the light, to recharge, so that I can go anywhere in the world and I know I have a place.”
An exceptional living environment
Thus, in Nice, Samuel Le Bihan can enjoy a magnificent villa in the Provençal style. But it is not just his property with a pool that fulfills him: “It’s my home but when I come back I will feel good in an environment, a landscape, where I have friends,” he said.
He therefore enjoys a setting that he appreciates daily, and this influences his work. “We have beautiful studios, La Victorine, the mountains, the entire French Riviera, we have the fifth largest city in France, an old town, we have an incredible choice of sets and I wanted to shoot here to shoot at home. And then, benefit from these magnificent decors,” he reveled to Nice Matin in an interview published in Le Journal de la Maison.
In addition, he can enjoy all the wonders that Provence brings to him with his daughter. They actually bond over their love for the seaside. He emphasized to Ouest France: “My daughter, her element, is water. And me, the sea, it’s my DNA.”
It can be said that Samuel Le Bihan appreciates his luck to live in such a paradise and does not seem ready to leave it behind.
