No. Subject to the absence of children and the predecease of the deceased's father and mother, the surviving (non-divorced) spouse is entitled to the full inheritance of his or her spouse (art. 757-2 C. civ.).
Although you can reduce your husband's rights by bequeathing your assets to whomever you wish, these donations cannot exceed 3/4 of your estate. Given your family situation, your spouse will benefit from a hereditary reserve of a quarter of the inheritance assets (art. 914-1 C. civ.).