I was so excited to see photos of Samia Longchambon‘s holiday! She looked absolutely amazing in a black bikini while she was in Tenerife with her husband, Sylvain. She’s seriously in incredible shape!
The 44-year-old soap opera actress has flown away on vacation with her husband, 45, who is a star on Dancing On Ice. They married in 2016 and brought their son, Yves, along with them.
On Monday, the celebrity posted several sunny photos from her perfect family vacation on Instagram.
In one snap, Samia turned heads as she showed off her sizzling frame in the tiny two-piece.
She finished off her outfit with cool aviator shades and Chloe sandals, then snapped a quick picture of herself in the mirror.
The actress then shared a sweet, loved-up selfie with Sylvain from their getaway together.
She then shared cute photos of her children having fun with all the amenities at the luxurious resort.
She ended her vacation by sharing photos of herself relaxing by the pool, floating on an inflatable tube, and enjoying a break from her demanding work schedule.
Samia captioned the post: ‘My best side is pool side…’
Oh my gosh, I was SO thrilled when Samia and Sylvain finally got married! It felt like a dream come true. They said ‘I do’ in August 2016 at this gorgeous manor house – seriously, it looked like something out of a fairytale! And you wouldn’t believe it, they actually met three years earlier, way back on the set of Dancing On Ice. I remember watching them and just knowing they were meant to be together!
However, the beginning of their relationship was difficult because Sylvain had just gone through a messy breakup with actress Jennifer Metcalfe, 42, who he’d also met while working on the ITV program.
I still can’t believe it! He just… dumped her over the PHONE on CHRISTMAS DAY?! After two years together! Apparently, he confessed to falling for someone else – that Samia woman – and she was absolutely heartbroken. It’s just awful; I feel so bad for her! The nerve of him, doing something like that during the holidays… it’s unforgivable!
Samia used to date her colleague, Will Thorp, but they broke up after two years in December 2012, right around the time she joined the show.
Samia is finally taking a much-needed trip after sharing that she’s been privately dealing with the painful illness Raynaud’s disease for the past two decades.
The actress has portrayed Maria Connor on the ITV soap Coronation Street since 2000 and has been dealing with this issue for much of that period.
Raynaud’s phenomenon is where your blood stops flowing properly to your fingers and toes.
Raynaud’s is a condition that impacts blood flow. If you have it, your fingers and toes might change color when you’re exposed to cold temperatures or feel stressed or anxious.
Samia recently shared her experience with a health condition after receiving numerous questions about it. She noticed many others are going through the same thing and are looking for advice on how to cope.
I’ve lived with Raynaud’s disease for around 20 years. It isn’t harmful, but when I get cold, the feeling goes numb in a few of my fingers.
It’s brief, but can sting a little when blood flow comes back. I usually just feel it in my fingers, so it’s not too bad, but I know some people experience it in their toes as well.
Okay, so I’ve been following her advice religiously, and honestly, it’s a lifesaver! First thing’s first: layers, always layers! And gloves are non-negotiable when it’s chilly. Seriously, I’m obsessed with hand warmers now – they’re my absolute must-have for winter. I don’t even leave the house without them!
Consuming ginger in any form can help improve your circulation. Also, try to move your fingers around to encourage blood flow.
‘Even going down the freezer aisle in a supermarket can set mine off.’
Some people also find that their ears, nose, lips or nipples are affected.
The symptoms of Raynaud’s may last from a few minutes to a few hours.
Raynaud’s can sometimes develop as a result of an underlying medical issue, specific medications, or repetitive use of vibrating equipment.
2026-07-27 18:19