06/07/2026 at 09:07
It’s the beginning of summer and vacation time for the little ones. The 69-year-old actress, a proud grandmother of her tribe, showed a photo of the twins to her daughter and time flew by when she saw the image. They have grown well!
Carefree time. For children and teenagers, the best time of the year is just beginning: summer holidays. While the last school bell rings the bell of independence for the next few months, for many grandparents it has the opposite effect. The calm is over, it’s time for responsibility! Unlike many grandmothers, Michelle Bernier is far from peacefully retiring. When she is not on the theater stage or in Miss France jurythe actress is filming one of her successful series. Despite her busy schedule, she always manages to find time for fun. Zoe and Romeo, twins of his daughter Charlotte.. The two kids are on vacation now, so their grandma will be able to have fun with them a little easier.
On social networks, Michel Bernier primarily shares her professional news. Photos of his family life, and even more so of his grandchildren, are rare. Every now and then, her grandma’s side of the cake takes over. This Friday, July 3, the actress posted a photo on her Instagram story of seven-year-old Zoe and Romeo ready for the last day of school. This black and white photo shows the brother and sister from behind, dressed in their prettiest summer outfits for their special day. “Last day of CE2,” their grandmother captioned it simply, adding Sheila’s “School is over”—a fitting choice. How time flies!
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Who are Michelle Bernier’s two children?
Michelle Bernier has had a long love story with the comedian, producer and screenwriter. Bruno Gaccio before their separation in 1997.. From their union two children were born: Charlotte, eldest, born in 1987.who followed in her mother’s footsteps by pursuing a career as an actress, then Enzo, who arrived just over ten years later. The couple decided to separate when Michelle Bernier was pregnant with her son. A particularly difficult period, which the actress described in her book “Mother-Daughter,” published last April in La Martinière, with complete transparency. “I didn’t want us to go through absolute drama, and Bruno was your father: it was important to maintain that connection,” she admits.