Tonya Kinzinger (Un si grand soleil): who is her husband, Bernard Lignon?

This Wednesday, July 3, France 2 is broadcasting new episodes of Un si grand soleil. On this occasion, we focus on Tonya Kinzinger, one of the emblematic figures of the series, and especially on her husband, Bernard Lignon.

It’s prime time for Un si grand soleil. This soap opera, which keeps millions of viewers on the edge of their seats every evening, tells the adventures of the inhabitants of Montpellier. The plots often focus around family issues, mysteries and personal dramas.

In the episodes of this Wednesday, July 3, the characters of Cécile Alphand and Achille will be confronted with the shocking revelation of the crimes of the Florist, whose secret identity has turned their lives upside down. With audiences that defy competition, this series has become a real pillar of the public channel, gathering a loyal and passionate audience every evening.

Tonya Kinzinger, from one hit series to another

In Such a big sunTonya Kinzinger plays Janet, a respected doctor. But before shining in this soap opera, she made her mark in other television productions. Indeed, Tonya Kinzinger is best known for his role in the series Under the sun (1996-2008)where she played Jessica, an iconic figure of French television in the 90s and 2000s. Beyond her acting talents, she also demonstrated her skills as a dancer on the show Dance with the stars in 2014.

Bernard Lignon, Tonya Kinzinger’s pillar

While Tonya Kinzinger is often in the spotlight, her husband, Bernard Lignon, is not as well known. Together, they have been married for over two decades, with a union celebrated in 1998. Information regarding the actress’ husband is scarce. We know that the two met on the set of the cult series Under the sunwhere he was assistant director. Together, they have a son, Sacha, born in 2003. They also faced great pain together: Tonya Kinzinger had a miscarriage in 2005. Twenty years later, they remain as close as ever.

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