Solenn Heussaff and her family have moved to a new home.
The celebrity mom revealed through her YouTube vlog on November 2, 2023, this latest milestone that was more than two years in the making.
"We’re all packed-up and we’re gonna say goodbye to our old house and move to the new one. It feels so weird. We’ve been here for seven years,” said Solenn, who couldn't help but feel sentimental.
Solenn shared videos of some of their happy times, as well as clips of their final moments in their old house.
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Solenn and Argentine businessman husband, Nico Bolzico, have two kids, namely, Thylane Katana and Maëlys Lionel.
HOUSE TOUR SOON
In her vlog, Solenn mentioned the challenges of moving into a new home.
She was very much on top of all the nitty-gritty, and personally did the shopping for the things needed in their home.
Based on the video, Solenn and her family officially marked their first day at their new house on September 8, 2023.
"Slowly getting there. I think my next vlog after this is going to be a reveal already, finally a room-to-room reveal," said Solenn.
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"But I can't wait. You know, everything has been coming along. It's finally feeling like a home after so long."
It wasn't the first time that the public caught a glimpse of the house the family fondly calls Casa Bolzico 2.0.
Solenn has featured the property in her past vlog, generously giving her followers an update about the house.
The house has a garden, a swimming pool, and a rooftop deck.
Solenn and Nico worked together in designing and picking the materials for the house.
Solenn, being an artist, took charge of designing her home, incorporating various elements that she loves and making them blend seamlessly.
“For the first time, I didn’t get an interior decorator because I wanted to do everything on my own," Solenn said back in 2018 during a tour of their old house.
“Little by little. Slowly but surely. My style is really like… homey, jungle-ly, Havana, Moroccan, chic.”
She also said, "The moment you match the perfect beige table with perfect beige curtain and the perfect beige walls, it just looks like a hotel room actually—which is nice once in a blue moon.
“But when you are at home, you want it to feel like a house.”