After the Colas, the Valiente and other families, it is the turn of the Bambara to slam the door of the program “Large families: Life in XXL”. Rofrane Bambara, the mother of the family, denounced certain production practices.
The desertions never end for Large families: Life in XXL. Only a year after their arrival on the show, the Colas recently announced their departure. They thus took the same path as the Pellissards, the Santoros, the Dols, the Cordules, the Galls, the Servières and the Valientes. Some left the show with a bang, like the Pellissards, who filed a complaint against the production in order to have their contract requalified. The Saffré family has also launched a procedure against the show, denouncing certain shooting conditions. This Tuesday, May 9a new family has confirmed that they are leaving the TF1 show: the Bambara.
On Instagram, Rofrane Bambara explains: “As you could see today on the show, we close our doors. It’s a goodbye that we say. In this adventure that we lived together and in which many discovered us and got to know our family, we wanted to put things a little in context.” According to her, editing got too focused “on Kheïry and his diagnosis of autism“while the family also owned “Chemsy’s assessments as well as the diagnosis a few days apart.“ According to the mother of quadruplets Kheïry, Chemsy, Hajar and Noor, “the choice to speak only of Kheïry and to ‘cut’ the rest was made without [les parents].” Last January, the mother of the family also explained to wait for the results of the balance sheet for her two daughters.
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“Lifetime memories” for the Bambara
To conclude, Rofrane Bambara wished to leave a positive message to its subscribers. “This program will have allowed us to make beautiful encounters and keep memories for life for us and our children. We thank you for following our family and for sending us thousands of messages of kindness.love and to be present on a daily basis.” Unlike the Pellissards or the Saffré, she did not raise a complaint against the production of the show.