New France Full Vaccination Status Question

Here is a quote from the US Embassy site. I suggest reading the entire site.
https://fr.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/

On February 12, France’s entry rules changed. Fully vaccinated travelers coming from any green or orange nation, including the United States (as well as minor children under 12) no longer require a covid test to enter France, and may enter with proof of vaccination and a sworn statement they do not have symptoms of COVID-19 nor contact with someone with a confirmed case of COVID-19.  As of February 1, French authorities require a traveler age 18 and over to receive a booster dose of an mRNA vaccine no later than 9 months after the second dose (the single dose for the Johnson & Johnson vaccine) to be considered “fully vaccinated” for entry into France.  Note: People wo received their booster more than nine months after their second dose may still enter, so long as one week has passed after they received their booster shot.

My husband and I are going to France in May, and he is in the same booster situation (received a booster 9 months after his primary vaccines). Following this thread to see if anyone in the same scenario has gone through the border and can report back their experience? I can't seem to find "People who received their booster more than nine months after their second dose may still enter, so long as one week has passed after they received their booster shot." on any other website to validate? Thanks! :)

This situation has been discussed in several previous threads. If you have gotten a booster, even if it was more than nine months ago, you are fine under France's current rules. It's for the unboosted folks that there's a nine-month cut-off after the second shot.