Two years after the tragic disappearance of Christophe Dominici, the widow of the former winger of the XV of France looks back on his last months. A modest but touching confession. We tell you everything!
This Thursday, November 24, the XV of France was crying Christopher Dominicidied two years ago in tragic and mysterious conditions near the Saint-Cloud park, in the Hauts-de-Seine department. The rugby player succumbed to his injuries after a witness saw him fall over a concrete parapet ten meters high near the A13 motorway. “Today it’s raining, it’s a shitty day and I don’t want to do anything…Benjamin Bagate explained this week to our colleagues at Rugbyrama. Frankly, I still can’t mourn. I can’t get over it. I feel guilty… I tell myself that I must have missed something, at the end of his life…” The Rochefort coach, still very moved, confided that he regularly reread the text messages he had exchanged with Christophe Dominici. What does he miss the most? “His phone calls full of anecdotes” and “his banter from Toulon”. A testimony just as painful as that of his widow, Loretta Denaroin the columns of Parisian.
“For the past week, on social networks, my daughters and I have been watching a lot of messages that make us feel good, make us smile and make us cry, testifies the one who now takes care of the affairs of her deceased husband. Impossible for her to talk about her former companion in the past tense. “We are three women alone at home without their king… We miss him terribly.” After two particularly difficult years, Loretta Denaro still can’t move on. A painful period that she notably devoted to sorting out those around her. “We were disappointed by acquaintances and associatesshe explains. And we discovered people who took advantage of Christophe during his lifetime and also after his death, and that, I do not accept“Loretta Denaro then looks back on the last months of her husband, deeply affected by the failed takeover of the Béziers cluba project he had been working hard on for six months in 2020.”He no longer slept. And when he found out it was all wrong… He felt betrayed. He stared into space, he who is so full of life…“
These vibrant tributes paid to Christophe Dominici
Two years after the death of Christophe Dominici, tributes to the French champion continue to flow, proof of an affection beyond measure. “We discovered a lot of love around us, we rediscovered wonderful friends“, testifies his widow. As proof, a stadium in the name of her husband was inaugurated recently in the Yvelines. A memory also cultivated through the house Dominici, the brand through which the rugby player notably sold wine. The Stade Français has not forgotten its champion either. “He is still there every day. He didn’t leave“, says Jean-Marie Chauvet, the historic super-intendant of the club in an article in the Parisian published this Saturday, November 26. And Loretta Denaro to abound at the microphone of Rugbyrama: “ Christophe left incredible memories in the lives of many people. Some still say to me: “What made us vibrate, this little guy!” I’m touched…”. The widow of Christophe Dominici now wants to find peace in her heart, that of her daughters and the parents of the champion. “The pain, no one will take it away from us“, she concludes in The Parisian.