Love Is in the Air!
We learned a while back that Stéphane Rousseau and Julie Perreault were dating.
A bit of news they announced on their social networks, in a video featuring the comedian’s drawings.
Well, since that announcement, the couple has been the subject of constant chatter!
For context, Julie Perreault had previously been involved with Sébastien Delorme, who, for his part, is now dating a young woman — another pair that stirred a lot of media buzz because of their age difference.
But let’s get back to the couple we’re focusing on: Rousseau and Perreault!
Indeed, they recently shared a stunning photo for a worthwhile cause: Noeudvember, an initiative aimed at raising funds for prostate cancer research.
In the photo, you can clearly see just how in love they are — a close-knit, united, and radiant duo. 
A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words!
“Today marks the start of the 12th edition of PROCURE’s #Noeudvembre campaign, of which we are proudly ambassadors, to help raise awareness about prostate cancer. This year, let’s wear the bow tie and let’s talk about prostate cancer! It’s only together that we can break the taboos and help the thousands of Quebecers affected by the disease. Join us and show your support by purchasing PROCURE’s 2025 bow tie and pocket square, or the Noeudvembre Collection (which also includes 7 exclusive pairs of socks) at boutique.procure.ca. All funds raised during the campaign are invested in innovative research projects in Quebec and Canada, as well as in providing essential information and support services to men with prostate cancer and their families. Together, let’s make a real difference!”
We Wish the Couple a Long Life Together!
And for those who’d like to support the cause, know that you can snag the official Noeudvember bow tie right from the Procure site. And this year, there are even socks for the cause.
Moreover, several other celebrities are taking part in the campaign, including JF Pauzé, who — as a reminder — lost his dear friend Karl Tremblay of the Cowboys Fringants to prostate cancer. 
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