Mathieu Ceschin dreamed of becoming a father. At the end of May, the participant of the fifteenth season of Love is in the meadow welcomed little Ezio, born via GPA (surrogacy). If the former bull breeder shares his happiness on his social networks, he does not hide from his subscribers that he encounters some difficulties in this new adventure as a solo dad. During the ninth episode of Love is in the meadow: life afteravailable on M6+, Alexandre’s former companion, met thanks to Karine Le Marchand’s show, confides in his friends Lucile and Jérôme about this new life.
“The first weeks were really difficult. I thought I wouldn’t last. There is this moment when the surrogate mother moves away, which is a big break for the baby.” he confides. “I felt deep anxiety in him for several days, so I tried to compensate (…) It’s not always easy to accept. But after a week, he began to feel soothe, and become attached to me Now, he never leaves me and is constantly with me, like a little koala.
“More than 20 years I’ve been waiting to be a father”
In his book My struggle to become a father (published on September 2 by Leduc), Mathieu Ceschin recounts his journey to welcoming his little boy. An adventure that became possible “thanks also to two extraordinary women: one who donated her oocyte and the other who made the resulting embryo grow.” Evoking this procedure without filter, he reveals having paid “nearly 65,000 euros in total” to become a father, emphasizing that he had to finance “in place of Social Security”. So he hopes that “all those who turn to GPA to become parents” will be able to benefit from financial assistance from social security, like couples who opt for in vitro fertilization.
Already on Instagram, he confided to his fans: “For how long I’ve been waiting for this moment. More than 20 years I’ve been waiting to be a father, I don’t know if you realize it. More than two years since I entered into this GPA process. Be father when you are homosexual is a struggle that few people are capable of understanding, because it is extremely difficult, expensive, uncertain. This journey has been strewn with pitfalls, a real roller coaster: tears, tears. ‘anguish, despair, and much joy.’
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