Jean-Pierre Pernaut died in March 2022 after a long illness… He talked about his cancer through his Twitter account in 2021. Nathalie Marquay’s husband wrote: “I learned about this disease last May. I had my first surgery at the beginning of July. It is a treatment that has been going on for a few weeks. […] And if I talk about it, first of all you should not be afraid of cancer. I’ve had prostate before, you know. I mentioned this to improve prevention. Same thing for the lungs. I just thought this could happen to other people. For years I was told to quit smoking. I didn’t believe it, I should have stopped. For this reason”. Since his death, the homage has never ceased, and his wife recently thought of him as he climbed the steps of the Cannes Film Festival.
“What a beautiful wink in humor”
“Twenty-one years ago we were together on the steps of the Cannes Film Festival, my love, at the time I was pregnant with Lou.”remembered Nathalie. And definitely moved to add: “Last night on the steps of the festival, my heart beat so hard for you”. Since one of his close friends, Jean-Luc Reichmann, also decided to wink at the deceased, he is not the only one paying tribute to TF1’s symbolic face at 13:00. While browsing a flea market, the server 12 strokes at noon He posted a video saying, “Jean-Pierre made a mistake, yet they make mistakes on your behalf…” He then turned the camera the other way and let us explore the old iron signs of beverage brands. Orangina, Ricard, Marceaux wines, Elite cider and even… we can see a bit for Pernod, the oldest of the French anise brands.
This humorous little greeting to his friend caused many reactions in the comments to his broadcast. Jean-Luc Reichmann finished his video by letting it be known what he was thinking. “Every day” To Jean-Pierre. He wrote the following under his post: “Big typo for Jean-Pierre Pernaut!! I’m thinking of you”. Nathalie Marquay commented on hearts and she wasn’t the only one to react. “What a beautiful wink in humor. Loving thoughts for Jean-Pierre Pernaut, whom we miss so much. Happy Monday Jean-Luc, we love you”, wrote a subscriber of the translator Léo Matteï. And others to add: “Thanks Jean-Luc, always humor. Don’t worry, we think a lot about our Jean-Pierre”, “With your humor he should be happy and bent over backwards, unforgettable”but also “Big regards to Jean-Pierre, we are considering him”.
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Source: Programme Television
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