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Originally Posted by Rev
There is still a traditional element to the culture, and a strong Catholic base. It would not surprise me if she eventually felt that not being married would be "wrong" or that there would be looks of disapproval from a few of the older ones.
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Originally Posted by OndrejSc
I would not be surprised if she eventually felt that living together and not being married is wrong in the eyes of our Lord, if she herself is religious.
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Nah I don't think so. Then it wouldn't make sense that she never married Jérémy in France because in an interview she once said that she's not married by French law. And they even had a kid so if she really would be that religious she (at least) would have officially married him when she found out that she was pregnant.
As far as I remember Alizée's not very religous, I mean sure the Catholic influence isn't an insignificant thing in France but I don't think it means so much in her personal life. I don't remember in which interview she said that but I read it once.
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