This Thursday, June 1, Guillaume Bats died at the age of 36. On Twitter the day after this tragedy, Jérémy Ferrari paid tribute to his “brother” and confided in having found him deceased in his bed.
Jérémy Ferrari has lost his “brother”. This Thursday, June 1 in the evening, the company Dark Smile Productions announced the death of Guillaume Bats. The comedian, who suffered from brittle bone disease, was 36 years old. “It is with the deepest sadness that we announce the death this Thursday, June 1st, of Guillaume Bats, our great friend and brother in heart and on stage.could we read on Facebook. All the people close to him that we were able to identify have been notified, we apologize in advance for anyone who learns of it through this message. We thought it was important for him and for his memory that it didn’t happen first in the press.” A few hours after this terrible announcement, Jérémy Ferrari broke the silence.
“Since last night, I have received thousands of messages of support and some more or less funny jokes. Many of you are asking me what happened”, wrote the comedian in a message posted on his Twitter account. Jérémy Ferrari then made sad revelations about his friend’s last hours. “Guillaume was to give a conference yesterday at 7:30 p.m., he did not show up and did not answer our calls”, he revealed. Very close to Guillaume Bats, he said he found the body of his lifeless friend. “I went to his house and found him deceased in his bed probably in his sleep, but this remains to be confirmed by the doctors”, he continued on the social network. In shock, Jérémy Ferrari explained that he did not want to speak further.
Jérémy Ferrari: “I would like us to focus on him”
“I do not wish to express myself on my pain in the media or in the press despite the numerous requests that have been made to me”, he continued before honoring the memory of Guillaume Bats, his “little brother”. “I would like us to focus on him, his talent, his courage, his strength, his light… As for me, I will follow his example and from tomorrow, despite the pain, I will continue to try to make you laugh at the best as i canhe concluded. All my thoughts to those who loved him as much as I did.” Produced by Jérémy Ferrari and Eric Antoine, the comedian with brittle bone disease was currently on tour with his latest show, Inchallah.