Although she received many letters, the snail breeder did not find love… At just 26 years old, Perrine, originally from Burgundy-Franche-Comté, signed up for season 18 of Love is in the meadowbroadcast on M6. After speed dating, the young woman welcomed two suitors into her home: Florian and Firmin. In the episode broadcast Monday October 23, 2023, the youngest of the show finally asked the first to leave. A week later, viewers saw her reject the second. “I only have good things to say. I love you a lot, frankly, but I don’t feel anything”, she had indicated. Tuesday October 31, 2023, two weeks before the release of the report, it is in the columns of Good public that Perrine took stock of her adventure. If she assures that she has no regrets, she indicated that she “haste” that the show ends. “It becomes heavy to manage on a daily basis”she confided, before specifying: “If I had to redo my portrait, my speed dating or even my stay on the farm, I would do exactly the same thing”.
Perrine assures that certain scenes were cut during editing
During this interview, the young woman suffering from Crohn’s disease spoke about the image that viewers might have of her. “I am as I am, with my qualities, but also my faults. Yes, I may seem tough, hardworking, with a bad temper to boot, but I’m straight in my boots and I can sleep peacefully. I have nothing to be ashamed of what I said or did on the show.”she estimated, before regretting that “some scenes were cut during editing”. Perrine also lamented that all the good times spent with her two suitors were not broadcast. “However, we had participated in a culinary workshop at L’Engrenage in Venarey-Les-Laumes and brought in chef Olivier Streiff specially for the occasion, but nothing was shown to viewers. I find this really unfortunate, because we only see one side of my personality.”she said.
Perrine “disappointed by certain aspects of the show”
Despite everything, the snail breeder does not regret having participated in the program presented by Karine Le Marchand, which allowed her to meet “beautiful people”. However, Perrine clarified: “For the rest, I admit that I’m a little disappointed with certain aspects of the show.notably through editing. […] I admit that I expected something different and if I had to do it again today, I would be firmer on the clauses of my contract”. According to her, the production would have “makes the farmers look bad and the suitors look good“.