The ups and downs of the L'Espérance-Laporte-Carpentier, a large blended family made up primarily of young teenagers.
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The people behind it
Mirianne Brûlé
Sélina Laporte-Carpentier
Mariloup Wolfe
Mariane L’Espérance
Maxime Desbiens-Tremblay
Manolo Laporte-Carpentier
Noémie Yelle
Annabelle Courval
Catherine Brunet
Constance Rondeau
Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge
Maxime Boucher
Xavier Morin-Lefort
Simon L’Espérance
Charli Arcouette-Martineau
Chloé Mongeau
Geneviève Déry
Karine Blanchard
Tobie Pelletier
Alexis Talbot
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