Le Bulletin · one letter a month

The good stuff doesn’t fit in a reel.

So once a month we write it down: the stories behind the videos (like why he vetoes every dubbed movie), one thing about France explained properly, and his verdict on something American.

It is a letter, not a broadcast. We read every reply.

For anyone married to a Frenchman, dating across a border, or just here for the cheese discourse.

Sign up today and the welcome letter arrives in minutes: how we met, our first date, and whether we would have dated as teenagers.

Elizabeth and Sacha of My French Husband

Every letter ends with a vote

In this household, whose side are you on?

Pick one. He is keeping score.

What lands in your inbox

The month in three stories With the reels, in case you missed them. And what happened after the camera stopped.
One thing explained properly Why French bread is a legal definition. What the 60-day rule does to cheese. Fact-checked by a Frenchman.
His verdict On one American thing. Usually unkind. Occasionally generous.
The road to 100K, from the inside What we are making, where we are filming next and how it is really going, before anyone else hears.
A vote, and your answers Every letter ends with a question for you. The best replies go in the next one.

It goes both ways

We are new at this social media thing, and having a great time. The part we did not expect to love is who showed up: people married to a Frenchman, people raising children in two languages, people with strong feelings about butter. You are not watching our life. A lot of you are living it.

So the letter comes with questions for you. Hit reply and it lands with the two of us. We read every one. A reader in Sydney wrote to tell us about her two refrigerators, and we have not stopped talking about it.

Elizabeth & Sacha

How often will you email me?

Once a month, plus a welcome letter the day you join. That is it.

Is it free?

Yes. No paid tier, nothing to buy.

What do you do with my email?

We send you the letter. We do not sell or share it. The details are in our privacy page.

Can I leave?

One click, at the bottom of every letter. He will take it personally. You should not.

Still reading? He would call that a yes.

One letter a month, one vote, and a seat at our table.