Karole Rocher

Karole Rocher, born on July 4, 1974, is a prominent French actress celebrated for her compelling portrayal of Roxane Delgado in the acclaimed television series *Braquo*.

Raised in Sartrouville, a suburb of Paris, Karole spent her childhood balancing time between her father and summers with her mother in Corsica. At the age of 16, she began working nights as a waitress, which led to her discovery by Princess Erika’s team. Her acting journey commenced in 1995 when she featured alongside Romain Duris in a music video for Erika’s song "Faut qu’j'travaille," directed by Olivier Dahan.

In 1997, Karole made her film debut as Virgine in *Un frère*, directed by Sylvie Verheyde. The following year, she secured her first leading role in Rachid Bouchareb's *L'Honneur de ma famille*, sharing the screen with Roschdy Zem. Their collaboration continued in the 2000 film *Sauve-moi*. Karole maintained a productive partnership with Verheyde, appearing in several films including *Princesses* (2000), *Amour de Femme* (2001), *Scorpion* (2007), *Stella* (2008), and *Confession of a Child of the Century* (2011). Her performance as Chrys in the 2011 film *Polisse* earned her a César Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress.

Outside of her acting career, Karole adopted Thierno, a boy in need, and raised him as her son. She has two daughters, Barbara, born in 1996, and Gina, born in 2002. Karole is married to actor Thomas Ngijol and maintains close friendships with fellow actors Nicolas Duvauchelle and JoeyStarr.