Discovered in 2021 in the show Famille Familleuse: la vie en XXL, Céline Saffré shares her life as a mother of ten children on social networks. In a recent video posted on Instagram, she says she was scared of her life!
Céline Saffré has always dreamed of being the head of a large family, and her dream has been fulfilled since she is today the mother of ten children alongside her husband Fabrice. At home, Monsieur runs a business, while Madame takes care of the happy tribe.
A daily life that is not easy!
With a dozen children to manage, the Saffré couple quickly don’t know where to turn! Even more so since the arrival of the youngest, Agathe, born in July 2024. Between the bottles, the homework and the flu that lingers and spreads quickly, it’s quite an organization that the couple had to put together, and which he happily shares on their social networks. At the head of an Instagram account with more than 62,000 subscribers, Céline and Fabrice Saffré do not hesitate to share their moments of joy and their struggles with their community. This Monday, January 6, 2025, the mother, for example, shared the fear that seized her the previous night.
“It was really impressive!”
On the night of Sunday to Monday January 6, Céline Saffré says she was suddenly awakened by a “crazy noise in the house”. First instinct, the mother wonders if this noise was not only in her dream. But concerned about the safety of her children, she still decided to search her home nestled in the middle of a wood in Gironde: “We decide to go downstairs, see what’s going on, but it really seems like an explosion.” During his research, the children woke up one by one and confirmed that they had indeed heard an intense noise. Burglary ? Earthquake ? None of that! Céline Saffré reveals the object of the shock: her television. “The TV had come off the wall and fell flat on the floor, you can see it at the top, the TV is shattered on the side”. More fear than harm therefore, especially since as the mother of ten children points out, all this took place in the middle of the night, when the children were out of reach.
