Roland-Garros: Caroline Roux in love with her powerful husband, tender kisses and hugs facing Anne-Sophie Lapix

More in love than ever, Caroline Roux and her husband Laurent Solly appeared very tactile and tender towards each other in the stands during the French Open at Roland-Garros. Mother of Rosalie’s mother, born from a first union in 2004, as well as Marceau, born in 2009 (fruit of her love with Laurent Solly), the journalist is also mother-in-law of Victoire and Sixtine, born of a first union of her husband with a certain Charlotte, who died in 2007.

Former chief of staff of Nicolas Sarkozy at the UMP and today general manager of Facebook France, the businessman was very elegant with a linen summer outfit and colored sunglasses. Chic, the former host of the political interview show The Four Truths was dressed in a black dress and a cream-colored jacket. Very loving, the couple kissed languidly in the stands and hugged each other for long minutes during matches.

A little further, the 3 hosts of TF1, France 2 and M6, Julien Arnaud, Anne-Sophie Lapix and Nathalie Renoux were also in the stands during the French Open tennis tournament at Roland Garros 2023. Discreet, the journalist who presented the ‘issue C to you on France 5 wore large black sunglasses and a purple scarf. Alongside the other journalists, she was able to attend this intense day which brought together the ladies Aryna Sabalenka and Daria Kasatkina and Jessica Pegula will face a nice challenge. On the men’s side, the public was able to discover the games of Rublev, Tsitsipas, Djokovic and Alcaraz.

At the end of the day, Novak Djokovic won against Alejandro Davidovich Fokina (7/6 (4), 7/6 (5), 6/2) in 3h36. “The Serb joins the second week of Roland-Garros without losing a set for the fifth consecutive time. In the next round, he will face Juan Pablo Varillas. The two players have never faced each other.” announces the official website of Roland-Garros.

A summary of the matches of the day of June 2 is also available on the official Twitter account of Roland-Garros.