Constance Labbé Biography

CIVIL STATUS
Careers Actress, Screenwriter
Nationality Frenchwoman
Born 29 May 1988 (Boulogne-Billancourt, Hauts-de-Seine, France)
BIOGRAPHY
Since childhood, Constance Labbé has practiced theatre and swimming. After going through the Cours Viriot and Florent, she multiplied internships in New York, before returning to France and becoming a member of the Atelier Palmade. Playing a lot on stage, she also multiplies castings for the small and big screen. After several appearances in various programs, the young woman starred in the comedy series Ma pire angoisse, alongside Romain Lancry and Joséphine Draï.

In 2016, Constance Labbé became better known by playing the regular character of Adèle in season 8 of Camping Paradis. Replaced after one season by Ariane Brodier, she then played one of the main roles in the TF1 TV movie Traqués.

On the film side, Constance Labbé most of the time plays secondary characters in comedies carried by big stars, as evidenced by her performances in L’Embarras du choix (2016), L’Un dans l’autre (2017), Joyeuse retraite! (2019), Belle-Fille (2020) and Le Bonheur des uns… (id.). The actress also stars in the TV movie Love at First Sight in Andalusia, where she plays the sister of Agustín Galiana who mysteriously disappeared just before her wedding…

In 2018, Constance Labbé played Camille, Vincent’s (Lannick Gautry) partner, in Noces Rouges, a family saga mixed with a detective story set in the very cinematic city of Marseille.

The actress also stars in Groom, an offbeat series developed by Studio Bagel for Youtube, and in Calls, a Canal+ program where sound recordings testify to tragic events. In 2021, Constance Labbé joined season 4 of the police series Balthazar starring Tomer Sisley and succeeded Hélène de Fougerolles in the skin of a new character. She is Camille, a police captain with a frank outspokenness, a sense of humour and devastating energy.