Plus belle la vie: an emblematic character between life and death

In plus belle la vie, even plus belle, the bad news seems to pile up! After the latest schemes of Louis Robb (Guillaume Fauré) that almost get Zoe (Manon Chevalier) and Ariane (Lola Marois) imprisoned, it is Ulysses (Jérémy Charvet) who, in spite of himself, finds himself in a love triangle.

But the storm also shakes Luna (Anne Décis). Imprisoned a few weeks ago, Mirta’s daughter (Sylvie Flap) is waiting for only one thing: to be released on parole as soon as possible. Unfortunately, given recent events, he’ll have to be careful if he wants that to happen.

However, prison is a very difficult place. Can he really pull it off? On the other hand, Eric (Director Maynard) is not in top form either. As we recently discovered in the new extract Revealed by TF1, Blanche’s (Cecilia Hornus) best friend seems to be blooming at the Pavillon des Fleurs.

Eric is at his worst in a more beautiful life, even more beautiful

While he helps the Iranian refugee brush up on his general knowledge of France and its history to prepare him for possible naturalization requirements, the worst happens. Eric freezes in mid-question. The eyes are glazed over, the expression becomes blank, even incomprehensible.

Signals that immediately alert the person he was in the middle of a discussion with. She seems to understand what’s going on and asks her to make some gestures while forcing her to answer a few questions. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work.

When Blanche enters the room, the refugee asks her to call an ambulance. A bit lost, Johanna’s mother (Dunia Coessens) doesn’t understand what’s going on. Realizing the danger, the man again asks to call an ambulance in a calm and firm tone.

Will Eric be able to Plus belle la vie, even plus belle?

Once on the line with them, she explains that she suspects Eric is having a stroke. Will our favorite ex-cop survive? Let’s meet every day of the week from 13:50 A more beautiful life, even more beautiful To find out on TF1.