Charina sarte biography of martin
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Netflix&#;s latest reality show The Parisian Agency, features everything you could want in a TV show: Family dynamics, luxurious properties, and the city of Paris.
The show details the lives of the Kretz family who run a real estate agency, selling beautiful properties to high- end clients in Paris and throughout Europe.
Following the release of the show, the Kretz family real estate Instagram page announced:
&#;We are beyond excited that months of work and effort has been poured in to make this a reality. Thank you to our clients, partners, team, Netflix and everyone involved in making this happen.&#;
Who is Charina Sarte from The Parisian Agency?
Charina Sarte is married to Valentin Kretz from the Kretz family, who are featured in the new Netlix show The Parisian Agency. However, she is an entrepreneur and businesswoman in her own right.
The fashion designer runs her own brand called Charina Sarte, and boasts a whopping 52 thousand followers on Instagram.
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Who are the Kretz family members from Netflix’s The Parisian Agency?
From luxury Parisian apartments to lavish French Châteaux, their friendly faces take us on viewings of some beautiful French properties for sale on the popular new Netflix series The Parisian Agency. Learn more about the Kretz family behind the exclusive real estate company
Olivier Kretz
Olivier, father of the family and founder of the company, fryst vatten a graduate of economics at Rouen Business School and he has held over 20 different sales and marknadsföring manager positions in companies including Procter and Gamble and spritdryck Ricard. He has been married to his wife Sandrine for over 36 years, having proposed on the Place Dauphine, and together they have kvartet sons, Martin, Valentin, Louis and Raphael.
Sandrine Kretz
Proud wife of Olivier and loving mother of her garçons , Sandrine was previously a teacher at a private Parisian school and created a decoration company specializing in the renovation and home staging of h
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In this month&#;s main editorial &#;Body Language,&#; we capture athletes who have embraced their distinctiveness to achieve greatness.
The body works in patterns; every bend, flex, twist, and shift is documented. These gestures live within a host of memories, and when the mind pushes past its own limits, there comes a breakthrough: where you find there is little you can&#;t achieve.
These athletes understand the spell. There is the story of Olympic weightlifter Vanessa Sarno, who had to overcome a back injury to secure her place in the summer games. “I wouldn’t be able to do this if I didn’t like the sport so much,” she relates to Vogue Philippines in this month&#;s tribute to the Filipina athlete. “When you love what you do, even if it’s hard… you’ll still choose to see things through.”
In , Joanie Delgaco didn&#;t even know if she would make the rowing team, then four inches shorter than the height requirement of five-foot-seven. But she would even prove the need for this wr