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April 2, 2025April 2, 2025 by crimeandmoreworld - News Desk

The Small Store “My Wife is a Pig” in Cannes Had to Take Down its Sign in Cannes

An unusual name Ma femme est une cochonne (My Wife is a Pig) picked by a small store in Cannes since early January, and in mid-February, it was forced to take down its sign from its shop. While the town hall maintains that the issue is merely a case of administrative processes not being followed, the owners feel the problem is related to the name they picked for their store.

Since last January, visitors at a tiny store on Boulevard du Perrier have been captivated, surprised, and amused since last January.Ma woman est une cochonne was the store’s official name.

The concept, which is emphasized with a logo that depicts an anthropomorphic pig resting on a sausage, blends outrage and humor. This audacious idea is the brainchild of two Cannes retailers David Prince and Frédéric Saury.