Revealed in Familles grandes: la vie en XXL , Céline Baudrand quickly established herself as one of the emblematic figures of the TF1 program. Mother of a reconstituted tribe of eight children with her husband Clément, she often opened the doors of her daily life to the cameras, notably in September 2025 during the start of the school year. On September 5, she explained in front of the cameras why her triplets , aged 4, had been placed in three separate classes: “It’s a choice on our part. It’s always with this perspective of no triplet units, but three little girls who need to discover the world each as an individual and without being in this triplet unit. They will each have their friends, it’s important for us,” she declared in the episode. A testimony which clearly shows the way in which Céline and Clément want to support their daughters in this very special life.

Céline Baudrand faces a challenge

But this Wednesday, September 17, 2025, Céline Baudrand once again confided in her subscribers in front of the camera for a completely different reason . This time, it wasn’t her children who gave her a hard time, but their cars! “Welcome to the Wednesday morning blabla in my bathroom, I just finished cleaning the house with the three little ones in my legs. You put things away on one side, they unpack on the other. For those who hadn’t followed, the Trafic has been dead for three weeks, I have a friend who is lending me a car in the meantime, and so, we had switched with Clément, it’s more practical for him to have the small five-seater, and for me the Espace with the girls’ car seat, but in fact yesterday, the Espace started making a strange noise while Monday it was at the technical inspection “ she explains.

Bad luck

In the rest of her video, Céline Baudrand says : “They came to pick it up and lent me a Trafic. It’s a bit of a black cat at the moment with cars. I’m going to buy a cargo bike, that’s it, I never have any luck. I was at a red light and it didn’t start. People didn’t understand, I was on the hazard lights, I was getting honked at. People aren’t very nice, it’s never for fun that we stop at the side of the road.” So we hope that everything will get back to normal for Céline Baudrand soon.