Juju Fitcats

Justine Becattini Delapart—known as "Juju Fitcats" and born Justine Becattini on February 4, 1995, in the 13th arrondissement of Paris—is a French web video creator and television presenter.

She rose to prominence in 2017 by posting videos on the platform YouTube. Best known for her content focused on fitness, nutrition, and promoting a healthy lifestyle—shared via YouTube and social media—she has also established a significant presence in the French broadcasting landscape, notably by hosting popular television programs. Alongside her digital and media work, she has authored several books dedicated to balanced cooking and well-being.

Biography

Childhood and education

Justine Léa Becattini was born on February 4, 1995, in the 13th arrondissement of Paris. She grew up in the Paris region, in Limours (Essonne), and practiced horseback riding for fifteen years. She attended the Michel Vignaud middle school in Limours. After earning her scientific baccalaureate at the Jules Verne high school in Limours, she pursued studies in biology and health, specializing in biochemistry and sports nutrition.

Internet career

After graduating, Justine Becattini launched her YouTube channel on August 27, 2017[5], under the pseudonym Juju Fitcats.

In December 2018, Juju Fitcats surpassed one million subscribers on her personal channel. To mark the occasion, she shared a music video titled "Le rap des p'tits chats" ("The Little Cats' Rap").

In October 2020, Juju Fitcats released a music video titled "Clash Tibo Inshape," in which she parodied rap "diss tracks." The video has garnered over 30 million views.

In January 2022, she launched a series called "Balance ton frigo" ("Reveal Your Fridge"), in which she visits public figures to discover the contents of their refrigerators alongside them. Her guests have included, among others, Natoo, Norbert, and Joyce Jonathan.

Television career

In 2021, 2022, and 2023, Juju Fitcats took part in the show *Fort Boyard* on France 2 to support charitable organizations.

In 2023, she participated in the second season of the show *Les Traîtres* (*The Traitors*) on M6 and won the game. She subsequently hosted the show's late-night follow-up segment in 2024, 2025, and 2026.

In 2023 and 2024, she appeared on the programs *Le Grand Concours* and *Vendredi tout est permis* on TF1.

At the end of 2023, Juju Fitcats became a host for the 18th season of *La France a un incroyable talent, ça continue*—the companion show to *La France a un incroyable talent*—replacing Pierre-Antoine Damecour.

In 2024, she took part in the celebrity special edition of *Le Meilleur Pâtissier* (The Great French Bake Off) on Gulli.

In 2026, she competed in season 15 of *Danse avec les stars* (*Dancing with the Stars*)—a dream she had held since she was a teenager—dancing alongside Jordan Mouillerac, who had won the previous season with singer Lenie. She finished in second place, receiving 47% of the vote against the winners, Samuel Bambi and his partner Ana Riera.

Privacy

Between the ages of 17 and 20, Juju Fitcats suffered from severe anorexia. This is a significant issue, and one that remains central to her public statements.

She met Tibo InShape in 2017 during the "Miss InShape" pageant. The couple became engaged in September 2022 and were married on May 17, 2025. They initially lived near Albi, but in May 2025, they decided to move to the French Basque Country.

In a 2026 YouTube video, Juju Fitcats opened up about the white streak in her hair—a topic she had previously touched upon in 2019. She explained that it first appeared when she was eight years old, following a childhood depression. This same period also triggered an autoimmune condition: vitiligo.

Discography

• The Little Cats' Rap
• Clash with Tibo InShape
• Reconciliation, in a duet with Tibo InShape.
• Beautiful in her natural state

Filmography

• 2020: The Christmas Show Must Go On: herself
• 2025: New Day[1]: Déborah (3 episodes)

Television programs

As a participant

• 2021, 2022, and 2023: *Fort Boyard*[1] on France 2
• 2022: *Objectif Top Chef* on M6
• 2023: *Les Traîtres* (season 2) on M6: winner
• 2023: *Le Grand Concours* on TF1
• 2024: *Le Meilleur Pâtissier*, celebrity special (season 7) on Gulli
• 2024: *Aux Jeux Streamers* on France.tv Slash
• 2024: *Vendredi tout est permis avec Arthur* on TF1
• 2025: *Que le meilleur gagne* on M6: contestant
• 2026: *Danse avec les stars* on TF1: contestant (finalist)

As a facilitator

• Since 2023: *La France a un incroyable talent, ça continue* on M6[1],[2]
• Since 2024: *Les Traîtres*, revelations about what's next... on M6 (featuring Hugo Manos in 2025)
• Since 2025: *Living Santé* on M6
• 2025: *99 à battre*, with Éric Antoine, on M6

Awards and Honors