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“I don’t openly express what I think”
According to him, the flagship program of the Six was not made for him. “I don’t regret having done it but if I could go back a year and a half to talk to myself, I would say to myself: ‘Don’t go there, it’s a trap'”, said the thirty-year-old. “It’s an adventure that is not easy for any candidate because we are judged and criticized by viewers on the basis of a broadcast while we are all ordinary people, respectable and respectful, with our qualities and our faults “.
However, the filming also allowed him to learn a few lessons in addition to develop strength of character. “I don’t openly express what I think when I don’t like something. For fear of disturbing”analyzed Jérémy. “When I was little, I had this tendency to keep my problems to myself (…). Until the moment when there was an overflow of uneasiness or sadness.”
“She doesn’t want to speak to me anymore”
Philosophically, the latter notably slipped: “This experience of ‘Married at First Sight’ taught me that it was okay to say no to someone, that you had to do it otherwise you would make yourself sad and end up saddening others Also”. Although Marie and Jérémy explained “off camera”to this day, they are no longer in contact according to his statements.
“After the assessment, we met again to talk and calm things down (…)”explained Jérémy. “I told her that, during the assessment, I had not been correct with her in the way I expressed myself. I am angry with myself for having made these comments and I apologized for it several times ( …) But since she saw the images of the assessment on M6, she no longer wants to speak to me, which I understand and regret.”
