Karine Gonthier-Hyndman experienced a monumental day, marked by both personal and professional milestones. Just hours after giving birth, she was awarded the prestigious Iris Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role. This recognition was for her role in the comedy film “Deux femmes en or.”
Details of the Award Ceremony
The award was presented to Gonthier-Hyndman by the film’s director, Chloé Robichaud, during the ceremony held on Sunday. Robichaud revealed the happy news of the actress’s recent childbirth.
Birth and Achievement
- Time of Birth: 2 AM on the same day as the award ceremony.
- Film: “Deux femmes en or.”
- Award: Iris for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role.
Chloé Robichaud shared that Gonthier-Hyndman was recovering well. In a message read to the audience, the actress humorously reflected on the irony of winning both a baby and an award on the same day. She expressed gratitude towards everyone who played a role in the film’s production.
Message of Thanks
Gonthier-Hyndman expressed her thoughts on balancing motherhood and acting. She acknowledged her partner’s contribution to welcoming their new child and emphasized her gratitude toward the film’s team for their support.
“It’s a unique twist of fate to receive this award and a baby the same day,” she stated in her message. “I share this award with all of you.” Gonthier-Hyndman’s remarkable achievements highlight her emerging status as a talented actress in the industry.
