Patrice and Justine can’t stand their lives anymore since their appearance on season 18 of L’amour est dans le pré on M6. Especially the farmer’s partner who is regularly insulted and the victim of fatphobic attacks.
More than a year after their participation in Love is in the meadowPatrice and Justine are still together. Gone are the doubts of the past and the ultimatum given by the farmer to his suitor to soften his temper and especially to put an end to his lie-ins. The couple is more in love than ever and The 35-year-old Alsatian has undergone a metamorphosis. In an interview with The Awakening of Pont-Audemer, She revealed that for the past 7 months, she has been working as an investigator for a community and helping her darling with the farm work. Big changes for the suckler cow breeder and his sweetheart who, however, are not completely swimming in happiness.
Patrice and Justine have a hard time being forgotten by viewers of the M6 dating show.We would like to find some normality again. Even if we made a TV show, we would like to turn the page, to be recognized as Patrice and Justine And building a life as a couple outside of the show“, Justine confided.
Patrice and Justine can no longer stand their media coverage
And if the former candidate of Love is in the meadow dream of more tranquility, is thatshe is still the target of a certain “hate” which started on social media and now continues in real life. In addition to surprise visits to Patrice’s farm to find out if he is still with her, Justine was insulted and received fatphobic remarks. An ordeal that follows her even on her business trips, as she revealed to the local media. She was particularly traumatized by a woman who said to her: “You are more than disabled, ma’am, and your husband is autistic.“. A shock for her.”After that, I no longer went to work with peace of mind. I was crying. I had butterflies in my stomach.“, she lamented to The Awakening of Pont-Audemer.
Patrice and Justine are today denouncing a “objectification“of their couple.”After a few weeks on television, people believe that we belong to them and that they have all the rights over us.they said. Grabbing our arms, jumping on us. People have no respectThey no longer have any limits in what they allow themselves to say or do. It was a shock to have no life anymore“. Faced with constant harassment, attacks and insults, the lovers took a radical decision: to reduce their outings.”At first, we stopped ourselves… We said to ourselves “We’re not going there,” she said. She added: “Now, we are restricting the hours. Often, we think instead of enjoying. Maybe there will be less crowds and fewer people to bother us if we go at 3 p.m. rather than at opening time?“Patrice and Justine now hope that they will no longer be easy targets. Happiness is not yet in the meadow.
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