Amandine Pellissard is the head of a large family. She actually gave birth to her ninth child on August 6, 2023, a little girl, named Maéna, who was born three months early. Born extremely premature, the infant was monitored for a long time in the hospital before finally being able to return home to his brothers and sisters, Léo (born 2009 from a first union), Léna (2012), Alina (2013), Louna (2014), Adam (2016), Charles (2018), Hector (2019) and Octave (2020). Now the whole clan is reunited. Alongside her husband, Alexandre Pellissard, the former participant of Large families, life in XXL, must manage her daily life as a mother but also her career, particularly in adult content. Professional activities which provide him with a comfortable income, according to him. It must be said that it is necessary to have a full bank account to be able to manage such a large family. And it is not the Pellissards who will say the opposite.
Amandine Pellissard: “We get at least 3,000/4,000 euros per month”
Indeed, on Tuesday January 2, 2024, the couple took part in the question/answer game on Instagram. During a live event organized with their community, the two lovebirds spoke about the expenses they have to manage on a daily basis, particularly regarding their shopping. An Internet user first asked Alexandre Pellissard how many children lived under their roof: “New! In fact we don’t realize it… Except when we go shopping“, he says. “When we go to the checkout, we say to ourselves: ‘It’s weird, 600 balls for a week’“. A considerable sum, but a little below reality it seems. Amandine Pellissard was quick to correct her husband: “Not even a week, it’s four, five days!”.
The amount allocated for food shopping for the whole family is simply colossal. “We get 2,500 euros per month. But here again, the mother slightly increases the amount given by her husband: “You’re cracked, we get at least 3,000/4,000 per month, with diapers and everything. He says that even though he’s not the one doing the shopping”she says, stingingly. “All combined, food and hygiene, between 3,000 and 4,000 […] but you have things that you buy that you won’t buy the next week”.