“It’s not easy”: Camille Cerf opens up about her relationship since giving birth

Camille Cerf is the unforgettable Miss France 2015. Since then, the young woman has launched into influence and has also developed her own lingerie brand: Pomm'Poire. At the same time, she found love and started a family.

Camille Cerf, fulfilled young mother

It was in 2021 that Camille Cerf met the model Théo Fleury. In the story of her Instagram account, the actress explained: “life is made of surprises. I was coming out of a relationship that had been very difficult. I wanted to take time to find myself. Then by going through my messages, as I I often do it to read you and sometimes respond to you, I came across a message from him which made me laugh. We started talking, I went to see him and we never left each other.

In 2023, Camille Cerf announced again on her social networks that she was pregnant with a little boy. Finally their son Malowas born on August 18, 2023. Since then, she has shared her daily life as a young mother, regularly discussing her relationship with the body. Remember that she has suffered from grossophobic comments since her pregnancy, which she denounces.

The married life of Camille Cerf

In an interview for Aufeminin, Camille Cerf spoke about the changes within her relationship since she gave birth to their son. She explains that Théo Fleury felt like he was moving away from his partner: “I thought we had become closer. But it's true that dads experience things differently.” After saying “he's abusing”, the ex-Miss France changed her way of seeing things: “Love multiplies, it's true, but time is divided. It's important to find moments for both of us. Before, we were together all the time. Today, we have to share our time, find our balance. It's not easy, but it's doable.

The secret according to Camille Cerf is to not keep your feelings and opinions to yourself: “When he spoke to me, I found it cute and above all, I was happy that he told me. That's when you don't talk about the problems becoming huge. I think the key is to communicate, to talk about them but, above all, to question yourself and not be on the defensive all the time.”