After several weeks of expertly blending drama and fashion, La Maison has reached its sixth episode, consistently delivering something for viewers to eagerly look forward to each week. Similar to Apple TV+’s hidden gem, Where’s Wanda?, La Maison is another underrated series on the streaming platform, suggesting that not everyone is prepared to venture internationally.
This French series focuses on plenty of family dynamics, and just how twisted one can get to reach the end of the line. Right now, all eyes are on Paloma Castel, the latest addition to LEDU, and also, it’s holiday season! So, keep reading our review of La Maison Episode 6, and beware of spoilers.
Christmas with the Ledu Family!
If there’s one person who could truly benefit from therapy, it has to be Vincent Ledu, and that chapter of his life has begun as he acknowledges that Paloma wasn’t just Gino’s daughter, but also his. La Maison always has a strong start to each episode before the opening credits roll, and episode 6 is no exception.
Meanwhile, Paloma is ready to reinvent couture but at the same time, she’s conflicted about her relationship with Vincent, who is finally ready to talk to her and has also invited Paloma to spend Christmas Eve with him. After being cooped up for so long, Vincent is ready to throw a party – maybe seeing a shrink has helped him already!
Robinson on the other hand is making plenty of progress with his boyfriend, Solal, and they have been together longer than one would have expected. Albeit, let’s not forget he is basically undercover for the Rovel family. While plenty is going on in this episode, as usual, the focus remains on Christmas, and we’re thrilled to see more of Vincent in this episode.
Christmas with the Ledu family is certainly one to remember, but especially for Paloma, as she learns a little more about her childhood, and sees where she spent the first two years of her life. The biggest secret is out during dinner after Robinson learns that Solal has been working for Rovel, and it doesn’t take him long to tell his family about the same.
We have to admit, La Maison Episode 6 was one of the best episodes of the series so far, and all credit goes to Vincent. Maybe the previous episode lacked the spark because of his absence, but as it appears, he’s back, and better than ever. Victor on the other hand has plenty to think about – his future with Rovel, the shocking revelation about Perle, and his marriage.
Conclusion
La Maison Episode 6 has helped move the narrative forward in the right direction, which only gives room for more drama and more secrets. Keep a lookout for our review of the next episode, next week!