Since his separation from the father of his six children – Alessio, Nino, Emie, Mattia, Maé and Alba -, Camille Santoro writes a new chapter in his life. And he is marked by, where she carries out major works there.
If the site is advancing well, as the ex-star of Large families, life in XXL On TF1 has not yet settled there. However, she begins to take her marks with her large tribe. Thus, it is in this new house that the family celebrated the candlestick Sunday February 2.
A happy moment spent making pancakes that Camille Santoro of course shared with her faithful community on Instagram. But with his share of positive messages, his publications also aroused some criticism. The fault notably with the outfit that the pretty blonde wore. “”Are we talking about it? As usual, it is always a minority of people but, Wouah, I did not expect it could shock as much as I made pancakes with my children, on a Sunday, cross -legged. Ok ok“She deplored in story the next day on Monday.
Camille Santoro forced to explain himself
Faced with this wave of unwelcome comments, Camille Santoro wanted to explain it. “”You should know that, already, I am not at all the type to hang out in pajamas all day, it does not look like me and, even if one day it happens, it’s ok. But I made pancakes Sunday afternoon with my children, and I had a whole day before that. Maybe I was in mass, that I left my house … So indeed, I dressed but I did not think at all that it could challenge“She was surprised.
Unfortunately, it is clear that other points of this day have disturbed Internet users, whose fact of blowing up your pancakes from your fair … “It is an open room, adjoining my kitchen, and I started where there was the most space so that my children could blow up their pancakes and that it is the simplest for them too“, She must have justified.
And to continue, always dilted by the reactions of certain people: “Another little parenthesis. It also challenged yesterday: the children are in shoes in the house. This is something I hate at home, there are no shoes inside. But at home, it’s a project, for the moment we don’t live here, and so I ask children to keep their shoes“. An apparently necessary development to calm the ardor …
