It is an understatement to say that the recent publication of Diana Blois on Instagram has not gone unnoticed. And not in the best way. On the contrary, one of the star candidates of Large families, life in XXL made people cringe sharing his recent collaboration with Ameli (the official website of the Health Insurance).
It was a paid post intended to help policyholders with their administrative procedures and this surprised Diana subscribers a lot. The mother at the head of a blended family of 9 children (Anaïs, Clara, Mathéo, Ilona, Ethan and the twins Lola and Sarah, Louane and Juliette) has indeed received a wave of very unpleasant messages. “Where does the CPAM go through influencers to promote the Ameli account?“, “Paid collaboration with public money?? I hope this is a joke“, “Collaborations go a long way now“, Internet users protested.
Faced with the growing controversy, Diana Blois spoke in story Instagram to explain itself without however regretting its partnership with Health Insurance. “Hallu, reactions under this post. I’m probably much too naive, but when Medicare offered me a collaboration to talk about the Ameli account, I said to myself: ‘but wow! That’s great !. For having struggled for ages on the spot at the time for a simple paper (…) I understand their approach to remind that the Ameli account exists (…) I found their initiative rather very good and going in the direction of the insured“, defended the young woman. And to get annoyed in turn: “So yes, they pay me… it’s shocking but it’s my job! I spend a lot of time there whether I like it or not! I am not a free advertising page (…) If a collab seems nice to me, I accept ! And it was! So after your messages: ‘oula, you’re ready for anything and blabla… it’s really that you don’t know me“.