Here’s where it all begins: “It was planned to, but…” Claire Romain’s (Ambry) return canceled?

Here It All Begins fans who were hoping to see the return of Amber (Claire Romain) this summer should prepare for disappointment?

Last October, the third-year student, who had just started a relationship with Malik (Oscar Al Hafiane) after many misunderstandings with Kelly and a fake profile on social networks, left the Auguste Armani Institute and went to Lyon to be the second. Head chef for six months.

A wonderful proposal made to Ambre at the end of the selection of the Coupe de France de cuisine, which allowed the writers here to find a temporary solution for Claire Romain. Next, the actress is due to head to Cat’s Eye to film a new TF1 event series, in which she’ll share the bill with Camille Lou and Constance Labbe.

However, all indications were that the actor would be reunited with his co-stars Here It All Begins in the Spring, but once the filming of Cat’s Eyes was over, the news ended up being less good than expected…

Amber is not scheduled to return at this time

After assuring Amber in an Instagram post at the time of her departure that she would be “back in no time,” Claire Romain confided to Télé Loisirs on the set of Cat’s Eyes last November that the idea was for her to come back here. Everything starts for the final story, which then features a longer departure of his character.

“Amber is scheduled to return”He confirmed to our colleagues before elaborating: “But I’ll be in the series for three years when I come back. After three years at the Auguste Armand Institute, Ambre’s logic is to do something else. So she’s not going to go to graduate school. I’m going back to the Ark to say goodbye.”.

We can then assume that Claire Romain will resume filming on the TF1 series in the spring to give Amber back time for her end-of-year exams and institute graduation ceremony. But according to Here It All Begins feature producer Eglantine Sofianos, plans have changed somewhat due to an unforeseen event.

“It was planned, but Claire Romain’s cat-eye shoot takes time”– explained the producer, who apparently does not yet know when Amber will be able to return. Or if this return is possible. “At this point, it will be difficult to install. So there are no immediate plans to return.”.

If Claire Romain really wants to devote herself to other projects — including Cat’s Eyes Season 2, which could be coming soon if it’s successful — will the actress agree to reprise the role of Amber later than originally predicted? Or does he simply choose to leave it all at the back, like Clement Remiens, Thomas da Costa or Mikael Mittelstad before him?

Claire Romain in Cat’s Eyes soon on TF1 and Prime Video

For several months and until April, Claire Romain lent her features to the set of Alexia the Cat’s Eyes, a live-action version of the 1980s cartoon that everyone who grew up with the adventures of the three Shammad sisters must have been looking forward to.

In a series of events in Paris, Alexia, Tami and Celia are reunited after years apart. At the same time, a work belonging to their father, who died ten years ago in a mysterious fire at his art gallery, reappears during a prestigious exhibition at the Eiffel Tower. They then decide to risk everything to steal it in hopes of finally finding out what happened to it.

Very quickly, the trio find themselves in the fold of BRB Captain Quentin Chappuis (Mohamed Belkhir), who is tasked with stopping these new thieves who continue to elude him. But little does she know that between them is her lifelong love, Tam…

Intended for TF1, but also for Prime Video in the second phase (like the partnership made with Netflix for Le Bazar de la charité and Les Combattantes), Cat’s Eyes can count on a casting choice that will further excite curiosity. public.

Indeed, along with Camille Lou, Constance Labe, Claire Romain and Mohamed Belkhir (also known by the stage name MB14), the audience will find, among others, Carol Bouquet, Simon Erlacher (The Escort Boys), Elodie Fontaine, Ophelia Kolb, Cindy Brunas, Gilbert Melki, Gregory Fitus and Maxence Dunnett-Favel (Skam France).

Cat’s Eyes is due out on TF1 by the end of 2024, with no further details at this point.