Coronation Street's Samia Longchambon's cosy family home with Dancing On Ice pro
Coronation Street's Samia Longchambon is excitedly waiting for the start of Dancing On Ice tonight.
She'll be cheering on her husband, professional skater Sylvain Longchambon, who's partnered with Emmerdale's Roxy Shahidi this season. Roxy has nothing but praise for Sylvain, who she'll be dancing with in the upcoming season.
She said: "He's fantastic at the lifts, very driven, very focused. Sylvain's so lovely. I think he's going to push me but safely and I think we're quite comfortable already."
The family own a hot-tub (Instagram/ @samia_longchambon)
Samia often shares glimpses into her cosy home (Instagram/ @samia_longchambon)Samia met Sylvain on the show in 2013 and they quickly fell in love. They tied the knot in 2015 and Samia believes her late father played a part in bringing Sylvain into her life. On Loose Women, she previously shared: "I believe in angels and I always think my dad sent Sylvain to me."
The couple welcomed their first child, Yves, in 2015. Samia also has a daughter, Freya, from a previous marriage.
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Luckily for fans, the couple have enjoyed glimpses of their glamorous lives over the years and are happy to open the doors to their bright and warm family home.
Firstly, though, their garden is clearly their pride and joy. The couple often share photos of themselves enjoying a family picnic with their beloved dog Ralf on the lawn or having a cheeky glass of bubbly in the sunshine. Of course, there's plenty of room to try out a few skating lifts, with Sylvain pictured raising Samia above his head as Ralf nibbles on a toy.
The couple have a sprawling garden (Instagram/ @samia_longchambon)There's also enough space for the kids to run about and swings for them to play on. Next to the rattan furniture, there's a luxurious jacuzzi that provides Samia and Sylvain for the opportunity to have a bit of alone time.
The stunning house also includes a spacious open-plan kitchen where they host cosy New Year's Eve parties. Their kitchen is also home to an impressive island-turned breakfast bar, which allows the family to spend precious time together as they share meals and catch up.
She previously posted a picture with the words: "Decided on the same exclusive venue as last year for NYE , we just always have the best time in our kitchen!" Elsewhere, in the family’s living room, a large L-shaped sofa can be spotted with an array of comfortable cushions. In the middle of the room, there is an old-fashioned style wooden coffee table topped with a candle, of course.
Samia makes the most of her garden on hot days (Instagram/ @samia_longchambon)
The actress often posts photos from her gorgeous home (Instagram/ @samia_longchambon)The family’s home also boasts a playroom, with Sylvain recently sharing a slew of pictures on Instagram of their kids safe haven, which was renovated in recent moments.
Captioning the post, he wrote: “Kids are really happy with their playroom makeover and we love our chill out family space!” The designated kids area showcases wooden flooring and an expansive collection of toys, including a rocking horse and plenty of Playmobil characters and a farm for the kids to enjoy.
Whilst their home adheres to the designated colour scheme, the pair have spruced up the place with some personal interior decorations to make it their own.
The couple have personalised cushions in the lounge, which include two pillows with a stitch of the letter ’S’, as well as an ampersand symbol. The sweet couple have a timeless monochrome image of the iconic lift scene from Dirty Dancing hung up on the wall - with the pair even recreating that photo during their 2018 New Year’s Eve party.
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It certainly serves as a touching tribute to their love story, which first began after they met on the ITV show.
Dancing On Ice air at 6.30pm on Sunday on ITV and ITVX.
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