Moroccan actress Nadia Farès has died

The unforgettable interpreter of "The Crimson Rivers" passed away at the Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital. Nadia Farès had been in a coma there since Sunday, April 12, after being rescued from the pool of a private club in the 9th arrondissement. An ongoing investigation currently rules out any criminal offense.

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Her daughters Cylia and Shana mourned the loss of a mother before that of the artist, struck down by this heart incident. The actress had moreover confided to Gala magazine that she had overcome a serious aneurysm in 2007, described as a "time bomb," followed by three major heart operations.

Born in Marrakech in 1968, the actress won over the general public in 2001 before flying off to Los Angeles to start a family. "I have always followed my heart. At the expense of a career, certainly," she said, having returned to live in France after her separation four years ago.

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Since her television comeback in 2016 in the series "Marseille," she had been taking on roles one after another. The fifty-something was even preparing to direct her very first feature film in September, an action comedy prepared "through hard work, self-questioning and determination."