Alice Taglioni
French actress
Alice Taglioni (born 26 July 1976) is a French actress.
Personal life
Alice Taglioni was born in Ermont, Val-d'Oise. She is the daughter of an Italian man from Lombardy. She was Miss Corsica in 1996, but refused to participate in the election of Miss France.
She met French actor Jocelyn Quivrin when they co-starred in Grande École in 2004. Their son, Charlie, was born in March 2009. Six months later, Quivrin died in a car accident.
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