Hope returns for Mathieu and for the surrogate mother of his future child. The farmer, known to everyone since his appearance in season 15 of Love is in the meadowhad shared his concern in recent days with his fans and followers on social networks after revealing that Ame, his Colombian life bearer, had been hospitalized following nausea that is greater than normal for a pregnant woman. Although the doctors assured the young woman that this health problem presented no risk to her pregnancy, she was still kept hospitalized to understand the reasons for his symptoms.
In a new story published this Thursday, November 30, at the beginning of the afternoon, Alexandre’s ex-companion, who has no reason to complain about his celibacy, returned with reassuring news: “Some news, at 2 a.m., it was 5 p.m. there, still hospitalized“ he first announced, before adding that Ame had told him “left messages” : “She thinks I’m bilingual […] she made me a litany” he joked before pointing out that she “had a sweet voice”. Concerning the continuation of events, the bull breeder announced that he would call the clinic during the afternoon “to find out what’s going on”before sharing his optimism: “I am quite positive because I generate positivity since I am connected to my child. I send him positive“ he indicated. A state of mind surely shared with all of his fans, who support him.
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Matthew (Love is in the meadow): with his fans, he shares everything about this adventure!
Since the beginning of this adventure to become a father, Mathieu has not hesitated to share your joys and sorrows on his social networks. Shortly before the hospitalization of his life carrier, the future father discussed his impatience to become a father and discover this new wonder soon in his arms, confident that he loved her “already so strong”. The farmer will, however, have to be patient a little longer, the birth of the child being scheduled for the end of the first half of 2024. Enough to give the farmer plenty of time to prepare for his arrival.
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