Estelle Lefébure Biography; Net Worth, Age, Height, Parents, Children, Movies And Husband

Estelle Lefébure is a famous  French actress and model who is best regarded as one of the best models of all time.

Estelle Lefébure was born on  May 11, 1966 in Rouen, France. She is the daughter of Denise Lefebure and Gilles Lefébure. There is no information about her siblings.

Estelle Lefébure began modeling at age 19 and appeared in advertisements for Guess?, Cartier, Christian Dior, Revlon, Lord & Taylor, and Samsung. She was later named one of the “50 most beautiful people” by People in 1992.

Estelle Lefébure began acting in 1994 when she appeared in the French comedy film Grosse Fatigue.

Estelle Lefébure Net Worth

Estelle Lefébure is estimated to have a net worth of $245 million. She is a very successful model and actress with decades of hard work and dedication to work.

Estelle Lefébure Height

Estelle Lefébure stands at a height of 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs about 68kg.

Estelle Lefébure Parents

Estelle Lefébure’s parents are Denise Lefebure and Gilles Lefébure.

Estelle Lefébure Children

Estelle Lefébure is mother of Emma Hallyday, Giuliano Ramette, and Ilona Smet.

Estelle Lefébure Movies

    • Frontiers – 2007
    • Cavalcade – 2005
  • Early Morning – 2005
  • Dead Tired – 1994
  • Mae West – 1982

Estelle Lefébure Husband

Estelle Lefébure married David Hallyday between 1989 to 2001 and then married from 2004 to 2008.

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