[VIDÉO] Influencer Julien Bournival-Vaugeois: Desjardins threatens to seize the masculinist’s house

A masculinist influencer, who claims to be a millionaire on social networks, now risks having his luxurious home seized by the Desjardins Movement since he is drowning in debt to the point of no longer paying his mortgage.

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The financial institution issued a notice of sale under court supervision on Wednesday against Julien Bournival-Vaugeois. In this public document obtained by the Journalwe learn that the controversial influencer borrowed nearly $1.2 million from Desjardins in 2021 to boast a house on the riverfront in Quebec.

The 36-year-old also took out a line of credit at the same time, but he has been unable to repay them for months.

“The payment defaults total the sum of $93,382.86,” we can read in the notice published this week in the Quebec Land Registry.

Bournival-Vaugeois will therefore have 60 days to reach an agreement with its Cap-Rouge-Saint-Augustin fund. Otherwise, Desjardins threatens to seize the Quebecer’s house, sell it and thus repay his debts.

In this video, the masculinist brags about his luxurious lifestyle:

In trouble

The thirty-year-old became known to the public this week since he is at the heart of the new documentary “Alphas”, presented on Télé-Québec. Bournival-Vaugeois also made a controversial appearance while participating in the show Everyone is talking about it Sunday.

He was invited to talk about the documentary where he notably promotes conservative values ​​as well as the “traditional roles of men and women”.

The Journal revealed Wednesday that the influencer is personal. The Quebecer owes money notably to American Express ($40,000), Revenue Canada ($87,000), Revenu Québec ($67,000). Last August, he also filed bankruptcy proposals for two of his companies, namely 9371-8773 Québec inc., and Groupe Néo Habitation inc.

Julien Bournival-Vaugeois, who boasts of being a rich entrepreneur on the web and who sells conferences to “coach” business leaders, is also in hot water with Quebec City. He owes them at least $20,000 in unpaid taxes on the same house which is about to be seized by Desjardins.

He also tried to sell this residence, located on Chemin de la Plage-Saint-Laurent, in 2021 for . The influencer only paid $495,000 for it in 2018.

Video deleted

Our representative has tried to speak with Julien Bournival-Vaugeois numerous times since Tuesday. Each time, our requests remained unheeded with the one who identifies himself as the “provider of his family”.

See the video now deleted from his Instagram where he justified his debts on Thursday:

The thirty-year-old, who lives in Tampa Bay, Florida, however published a video on Instagram on Tuesday to justify his debts. This had been temporarily removed, but the Journal kept a copy. During this sequence of less than five minutes, he notably accuses a “badly intentioned employee” of having “put him in the hole of about a million dollars”.

“People who say the problem is that I don’t pay my mortgage or my debts, so be it, I hear. I am going through a difficult time and I have never hidden it,” says Bournival-Vaugeois, who appears aboard private jets, yachts and luxury cars on Instagram.

• With Daniel Langlois, Nicolas Brasseur (QMI Agency) and Philippe Langlois (QMI Agency)