
At 32, Camille Lou establishes herself as a key actress in French television. Singer, actress, performer in historical or contemporary series, she juggles her passions with rare ease. From the success of musicals to standout roles in hit series, she carves a unique path, marked by her determination and love of art.

A Childhood Nurtured by Music
Born on May 22, 1992, in Maubeuge, Camille Lou, whose real name is Camille Houssière, grew up in a family passionate about music. Her father, a singer and guitarist, passed on this love to her from a young age. At just 12, she won a local singing contest, heralding a promising talent.
She adopted the pseudonym Jimmie in 2010 and released her first album La Grande Aventure, influenced by pop and rock. But it was through musicals that she gained fame. In 2012, she played Olympe in 1789: Les Amants de la Bastille, then Guinevere in La Légende du roi Arthur. These roles allowed her to showcase her voice and charisma.
Soaring Thanks to the Small Screen
After making her mark on the musical scene, Camille Lou embarked on a new career in the world of series. It was in 2019, with Le Bazar de la Charité, that she made a splash. In this successful historical series, she plays Alice de Jeansin, a young woman facing social and personal upheavals of the time. This role marked a turning point: "This series changed my life," she admits.
She continues with varied roles, always marked by dramatic intensity. In Les Combattantes (2022), she plays a clandestine nurse in 1914, while in Anthracite (2024), she portrays a gendarmerie captain involved in a complex investigation. The same year, she dons the costume of Tamara "Tam" Chamade in the highly anticipated adaptation of Cat’s Eyes on TF1, proving once again her ability to reinvent herself.
In 2025, Camille Lou adds another string to her bow with her role in the adaptation of the bestselling novel Tout le bleu du ciel. Broadcast on TF1 and then on Netflix, this poignant TV film tells the story of a journey through the Pyrenees, a venture rich in emotions. Camille shares the screen with Hugo Becker, with whom she had already worked in Je te promets.

An Artist Anchored in Her Time
Beyond her on-screen performances, Camille Lou engages in projects that reflect her era. On social media, she shares musical covers, moments from her daily life, and her stances on social issues. In 2020, she participated in the digital campaign #EnsembleSurInternet, aimed at combating online hate.
Her popularity also grows thanks to her closeness with her audience. Whether through her posts or interviews, she shows an authenticity that captivates. "I want my work to have meaning," she often confides, highlighting a balance between her career and her values.

A Fulfilled Personal Life
On the personal side, Camille Lou shares her life with Romain Laulhé, a former professional surfer. Together since 2020, the couple entered into a civil partnership in May 2023, on a symbolic date for Camille: her birthday. Settled in Anglet, in the Basque Country, they lead a discreet but harmonious life, away from the spotlight. Camille often speaks of their relationship with tenderness, emphasizing the importance of love and mutual support.
While marriage is not yet on the agenda, Camille does not hide her desire to start a family: "I want to live every moment to the fullest, but I also know that life is unpredictable," she declares. A philosophy she applies as much to her personal life as to her career.
A Career in Full Swing
Camille Lou embodies a new generation of artists, capable of shining in multiple disciplines. Her evolution, from musicals to television dramas, illustrates her thirst for challenges and natural talent. With ever more varied projects, she continues to captivate her audience and reinvent herself.
In 2025, with series like Anthracite, Cat’s Eyes, and the TV film Tout le bleu du ciel, Camille Lou confirms her status as an essential actress in the French audiovisual landscape. An artist to watch, who never ceases to surprise and move.