As the Parisian tournament enters its final week, focus on its stands which are turning into a social showcase like every year. There, big bosses, actors, artists and media personalities come together to vibrate to the rhythm of the exploits of the new generation of champions.
As the competition intensifies, the stands at Roland-Garros are filled with personalities who have come to attend the most anticipated matches of the tournament. This year again, actors, producers, comedians and figures from the media world came together to celebrate the 125th edition of the sporting event. Among the notable appearances, François-Henri Pinault was seen in the stands of Court Philippe alongside his wife Salma Hayek. The couple attended a meeting in the afternoon session this Sunday, May 31, during which they exchanged many knowing smiles.
The stands also welcomed many other figures from the French cultural and sporting landscape, who came to enjoy the unique atmosphere of this anniversary edition. Among them, the table tennis players Alexis and Félix Lebrun, the comedian Muriel Robin and the actress Mélanie Thierry who came with her family.
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Like every year, Roland-Garros also attracts its share of international celebrities. Among the most noticed faces in the stands this week were actresses Lily Collins and Ashley Park, accomplices far from the cameras of the hit series Emily in Paris. The two actresses took advantage of a break in their schedules to attend the Parisian meetings, arousing the enthusiasm of spectators and photographers. Elegant and smiling, they confirmed the particular attachment of the cast of the series to the French capital, which has become their second home over the seasons.
Guillaume Canet at the rendezvous
A regular at major sporting events, Guillaume Canet did not miss this 125th edition of Roland-Garros. The actor and director, himself a great sportsman and former high-level rider, was seen attentive to the intensity of the exchanges on the Philippe-Chatrier court. The director, who presented his latest film, Karmain Cannes with his ex-partner Marion Cotillard and their son, Marcel, was this time accompanied by his mother, Marie-Antoinette. As the quarter-finals approach, there is no doubt that the actor could once again be seen in the stands, faithful to this Parisian event.
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