Dave: after his stint in intensive care, Daniel Auteuil gives news, “he has suffered a lot”

The news is reassuring for Dave. Several days ago, we learned that the interpreter of Vanina had been the victim of a “heavy fall” in his Paris apartment. After hitting his head, he was hospitalized before being placed in intensive care, a service he left a few days later to continue his recovery in the medical establishment. “He wants to thank those who worried about him”, said Marc-Olivier Fogiel, who then did not give further details on his state of health. What Daniel Auteuil did not fail to do at the microphone of France Bleu, Monday, January 31.

Asked about the state of health of Dave after his fall, the comedian assured that the news was rather good concerning him. “He is fine. He has suffered a lot but he will get better and better and I am very happy about it.“, he said, adding that he “well bumped the head“. However, nothing to worry about according to him, since for the singer, “it’ll be OK”, he assured. Reassuring, Daniel Auteuil even announced the projects of the artist, who intends to go back on stage soon, in particular during his concerts at the Trianon in Paris on February 11 and 12. “That’s what he told me!”, thus joked the actor, faced with the determination of Dave.

Dave: this birthday that he will soon celebrate

Forced to cancel his commitments for the next few weeks, Dave will therefore have to do without the promotion of his next album, golden wedding. A new record which celebrates his 50 years of career, and which Dave co-wrote with his companion Patrick Loiseau. Shortly before his fall, the singer confided moreover about this one on the set of Telematin. “We differ from normal couples because they only see each other for breakfast and meet in the evening for dinner. We collaborate all the time because he wrote the lyrics to almost all my songs”, he confided to full life, when they will celebrate their 51 years of love on February 7.

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