This Thursday, January 26, Olivier and Soukdanove Gayat spoke about their financial difficulties on the Touche set not at my post, presented by Cyril Hanouna, on C8.
The Gayat family was discovered on the show Large familiesbroadcast on TF1. Over the seasons, it has become one of the most emblematic clans of the program. Olivier and Soukdanove Gayat are the happy parents ofa tribe made up of nine children, four of whom still live under their roof.
Recently, the Gayat family went to Reunion. A journey that they shared on social networks. Internet users then accused them of taking advantage of the money from the Family Allowance Fund. Faced with such criticism, Olivier, the father of the family had quickly responded with humor to the haters. However, the daily life of the Gayat family does not seem to be completely rosy budget side.
“I can’t feed my children and my wife”
This Thursday, January 26, Olivier and Soukdanove was invited on the set of Do not touch My TV, presented by Cyril Hanouna. The opportunity for Olivier and Soukdanova to discuss their financial problems and their difficulty making ends meet to provide for the whole family. Since inflation, the race budget increased for the couple. “We feel it now. We were between 700 and 800 euros, now we almost go up to 1000 euros, if only 200 euros, it’s huge for us, says Olivier Gayat. People don’t realize how horrible it is, everything increases and it’s not just the food. I have car, company truck.”
Faced with such a situation,as head of the family”, Olivier Gayat puts “additional pressure” on himself. “Everyday I stress admits the father of the family. Because me tomorrow, if I don’t have a construction site, I don’t have a job, I cannot feed my children and my wife. It’s something that haunts me. A business needs to be run. And with all the increases, it’s getting worse.” Olivier Gayat then explains that he did “a lot of temp“before and that it”handled a little better” their finances, adding that the family was also receiving more aid. But things have changed.
“Now that we earn a little our salary, we earn a little more our living, well, we have more APL, we have more help. So we pay exactly like everyone else. I work even harder. You should know that I work every day, plus weekends. (…) I have to”, emphasizes Olivier Gayat. Before confessing in all honesty: “Honestly, maybe If I had known life would be like this now, I might not have had so many children.“An answer that deserves to be clear.