 After the Women's March, they were forced to move to Paris along with Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.However, while the rest of the royal family stayed in the Tuileries Palace, Marie Joséphine and her spouse lodged in the Luxembourg Palace, which was their normal city residence in Paris.They regularly attended court in the Tuileries and were also present at the evening family suppers, where Marie Joséphine were described as humorous and entertained with character reading of people's faces.