“Allowances are a supplement”

Justine and Steeve Cordule fascinated a large number of viewers with their family of six children, during their participation in the show Large Families: life in XXL. A large and happy family that has just grown with the arrival of Lyson, born last March. The management of their daily life and the education of all these children intrigue many fans, especially on the financial aspect. The Cordule family has often been questioned about its income.

Justine and Steve Cordule have decided to stop the show Large families: life in XXL, to devote themselves to their family life. However, the Cordules have not disappeared from public life since they have developed an activity of influence on social networks. The question of their paid partnerships and their income is recurrent among their fans.

Which seems to annoy Justine Cordule. On social networks, the mother of seven children has made things clear. “Do you want my account statement? Listen, we hardly ever go to restaurants, we hardly ever go out. But our pleasure is to go on vacation. And at the same time, I don’t have to justify myself”, said the mother of the family.

Justine and Steve Cordule, without filter on the amount of their allowances

During their participation in the show At Jordan’s, the Cordule couple gave a layer. They have been transparent about their financial management. “We are not spendthrifts, for the races we are careful. We spend about 250 euros per week or 1000 euros per month but we are 9”, explained Justine and Steve Cordule.

With their children, the parents of Large families: life in XXLtake care to establish good habits. “We don’t take sodas because otherwise the children rush on them. For pocket money, we give them when they ask but they are not greedy. We are lucky to have a company that pays us very well“, confides the couple again.

As a large family, the Cordules are entitled to certain family allowances. Not much, but which helps them to live decently, say the Cordules. “Allowances are a supplement. Of course it helps us. To say that it doesn’t help us would be foolishness”, transparently admitted the Cordule family.

Having nothing to hide, Justine and Steeve Cordule also explained touching “Help for our rent. We have a rent of 1200 euros so we have maybe 200 euros of APL. If they don’t give us a lot, it’s because we earn a good salary”.