Christophe Rippert very well succeeded in his life after first kisses, what became that embodied Luc?

“We take a long time to become young.”On his Facebook page, Christophe Rippert highlighted this quote from the painter Pablo Picasso who summarizes the whole path traveled by the Beau Brun since his birth in Saint-Priest (Rhône), near Lyon, in 1969. Son of a computer consultant and a mother working in the maquinery sector, Christophe comes to live, at the age of 10, in Maule (Yvelines) father is transferred to Île-de-France. A new passion for tennis. He played championships and finds himself classified among the hundred and fifty best young French players.

But Christophe also has an interest in management which will prove to be very useful in his future life. He passes an economic and social bac as part of a sports-study training. When it comes to finding a job – his level not allowing him to become a professional tennis player – he realizes that his advantageous physique is an opportunity. The young man tries his luck in various castings to shoot advertisements and finds himself in campaigns for the BNP bank, Hippopotamus restaurants or Ferrero chocolates. During one of these castings, a producer working for AB productions and the TV series First kisses the remark. In 1991, at 22, Christophe became an actor.

In the sitcom to the 8 million viewers, the Rhodanian performs Luc, Jérôme’s best friend (played by Fabien Remblier). Luke wants to become a professional musician and earns his life as a record seller. Over the series, his character is growing and Tens of thousands of admirers crack for him. He will also play in the derivatives of the series that are Faculty years et The blue years. Or seven years and 540 episodes of presence in total! These programs are currently available on YouTube or the AB 1 channel. Christophe Rippert also records a song called A vacation love which sells for more than 500,000 copies. The album that follows has singles like The boys hide to cry et Nothing but fog. It reaches almost 400,000 sales.

Christophe Rippert embarked on business

Not being the type to hide in fog, the Yvelinois quickly understands that, unfortunately, his future is not in cinema. “” “Maybe if I had had a role to defend, I would have raised the challengehe will entrust in 2020 to the website of the magazine TV 2 weeks. But I was closed the doors, the cinema was not ready to welcome people from series or tele-hooks. It’s okay, it’s life. Since I like to go to what I don’t know, I stopped. I didn’t care to disappear. After AB, J‘needed a second breath. I returned to my first love, tennis.”Christophe created a training club and coache of young people. “Then, in 2002, I launched my company, a digital creation agency, Happy End, with which I first made content production for luxury brands, Dior for example. Wire by needle, I backed a digital side to my activity. I invent communicating objects: platforms, films, websites, applications, etc.”

With the money thus stored, the ambitious sets up a start-up, Heraw, which advises large companies in the digital management of their platforms, advertisements or web applications. The company A, or had, prestigious customers Like the Cannes Film Festival, the HEC business school, the OCS and TF1 TV channels, the Banijay production box, etc. Filled by this new entrepreneurial chapter, Christophe shares his vision of life on his LinkedIn profile: “I like to say that a vision is not a dream, it’s just an imagination; Namely, a reality that has not yet manifested itself. ” Other of his convictions: “Do More With Less “(“ do more with less”).

Discreet about his private life, the 50 -year -old Christophe spoke on the subject in 2020 in TV 2 weeks. So as a couple with Maëlle for 5 years, he claimed the right not to be a father: “I am too young to have children. At 51, a man must think, he explained, laughing. I have a little dog and when I see the time he takes me, I say to myself ‘I am right not to have children’. No, I want to enjoy it, I do not intend to start a family at all.” As the philosopher Alain says, quoted by Christophe on LinkedIn: “Man is only happy to want and invent. ”