On Saturday, April 11, the actress was found unconscious in the pool of the Blanche sports complex in Paris. Her condition worries her loved ones, including her ex-husband, Steven S. Chasman, with whom she has two children.
It was a tragic event that unfolded on Saturday, April 11, at the luxurious Blanche sports complex in Paris. While she was swimming laps in the pool of the facility, the actress Nadia Farès was found unconscious at the bottom of the pool. She was taken care of by firefighters and then taken to the Pitié Salpêtrière Hospital. For now, no information has been provided about her condition, but the situation in which the actress of “Rivières pourpres” by Mathieu Kassovitz was found is concerning. Nadia Farès’ relatives have also not commented on the matter. Indeed, the actress was married to the producer Steven S. Chasman, also known as Steve Chasman, for nearly twenty years.
They met in 2002 thanks to Luc Besson, a friend of Nadia, at his castle in Normandy, during the making of the film “Le Transporteur” in which the American businessman played a part. It only took one look for the love at first sight to strike the two cinema enthusiasts who wasted no time getting married and starting a family. “I met my husband. After three weeks, we were engaged, and three weeks later I was pregnant! I went to the United States, I discovered myself to be a very ‘protective mother,’ and I decided to be a full-time mother,” said Nadia Farès in the columns of “Télé Star” in 2019. The actress and the producer are parents to two children. In 2002, they welcomed their first daughter, Shana. Then in 2005, little Cylia was born. “We lived in Pacific Palisades. A beautiful house with a pool and a view of the sea. A real fairy tale,” Nadia Farès recounted in Gala last January.
Context: Nadia Farès, a French actress, was found unconscious in a swimming pool in Paris, raising concerns over her health.
Fact Check: This article reports on the incident involving Nadia Farès and provides background information about her relationship with Steven S. Chasman.
