Invited on the set of Jordan de Luxe this Tuesday, December 5, Jean-Claude Camus shed light on what really happened regarding the forbidden visit to Laura and Nathalie Baye before his death.
The singer died six years ago to the day. The rockn’roll legend left behind his wife, Laeticia Hallyday, who perpetually pays tribute to him, and his two daughters, Jade and Joy, who are now grown up. Also, Johnny Hallyday left his two other children, born from different relationships: Davidthe son of Sylvie Vartan, now grandfather, and Laura, the daughter of Nathalie Baye. Following his death, a long quarrel took place between Johnny’s wife and his two eldest children.
The press quickly got involved, and a lot of information, true or false, circulated. Among them, the one that Laeticia Hallyday would have forbidden Laura and her mother, Nathalie Baye, from visiting Johnny Hallyday before his death. A rumor which greatly affected the singer’s fans, she was so horrible. That said, no one knew until then that it was the correct version.
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Jean-Claude Camus gives the true version of Johnny Hallyday’s last days
This Tuesday, December 5, Jean-Claude Camus, one of the very close friends of the singer and his wife, was invited to the set of Jordan de Luxe, on C8. He quickly denied the rumor circulating and explained what really happened. : “A lot of things have been written, also false. […] The Saturday I was therewhere it was said that Laeticia had refused Nathalie Baye and Laura to see him, I don’t know it from Laeticia, I know it from the nurse when I arrived, I knew her well.”
He then explained that Johnny had received a text, asking if Laura and Nathalie could come see him on the same day, which the singer refused. : “He said ‘no, not Saturday, next week’. Obviously, Johnny’s character, when he decided that it was next week, it wasn’t today. So he threw a fit. […] And it was the nurse who was responsible for telling them. That’s the real story.”he delivered.
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