Invited to the program En Aparté on Canal +, Wednesday March 2, 2022, Amel Bent confided in the moment when Florent Pagny learned that he had lung cancer during the filming of The Voice.
She had promised herself never to participate in a tele-hook again, and yet… Every Saturday evening, the public finds Amel Bent on one of the red armchairs of The Voice, the most beautiful voice, on TF1. At his side, Nolween Leroy, Marc Lavoine, Vianney, but also Florent Pagny. Close to the latter, the singer returned to the moment when he announced to them that he had cancer. Sad news he learned on the set of the program between two blind auditions. Guest on the show As an aside on Canal+on Wednesday March 2, 2022, the presenter questions the interpreter of the cult title My philosophy : “We can’t help but think of Florent Pagny. I know you were very close to him when he learned about this lung cancer. The shock, I imagine, was immense“.
Touched, the mother who is expecting her third child remembered with emotion: “It’s a bit moving, because it’s true that it was not easy“. What she remembers from this moment is that Florent Pagny “my friend” East “a warrior” and “that he went back to his chair and did what he knows how to do better than everyone else and that’s the Taulier. And that it is Monsieur Pagny“.
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Florent Pagny gives reassuring news
It was on social networks that the 60-year-old singer announced that he was canceling his tour for treatment. “I have just been diagnosed with a tumor in my lung, a not very sympathetic cancerous tumor that cannot be operated on. I have to enter a six month protocol of chemotherapy and x-rays. I am sorry. In life, the more important is health and when you have a problem, it becomes a priority“he explained in an Instagram video.
A few days later, he gave his news on the set of 20 hours of TF1: “I only have one tumor. I have no metastases. I have nothing in the other organs. This is a second very good news“. Before saying more to Gilles Bouleau: “I’m at degree 1. It’s something I’ve had for three or six months. It is very young (…). When it’s taken from the start, and it’s very isolated, I only see the good side of things“. If he said “knocked out” by his diagnosis, he quickly regained the upper hand: “All of a sudden, you go: ‘Ok, we will face the situation'”.
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