Fifteen years after the death of Grégory Lemarchal from cystic fibrosis, his parents continue the fight against the disease. Laurence and Pierre Lemarchal have received support from TF1, reveals Télé Star.
On April 30, 2007, Gregory Lemarchal died at the age of 23 from cystic fibrosis. The singer’s death left a void in the cultural world. In an interview with TV Star to be released on Monday April 25, the parents of the Star Academy winner explained that they are continuing their fight for research against this genetic and incurable disease. And to make their case heard, Rock and Laurence Lemarchal can count on the unfailing support of the TF1 channel. In fact, emissions 50′ Inside and The 12 noon shots appealed for donations.
Laurence Lemarchal Explain : “At the beginning, we didn’t dare ask people too much to support the association. But it is thanks to donations and events, such as charity concerts, shows or albums, that we can finance our projects.” The parents of the late singer are also supported by another figure from TF1: Karine Ferri. Former companion of Grégory, she participates in many charitable events.
The life of the singer adapted to the screen
The life of Gregory Lemarchal was the subject of a biopic titled why i live. It traces the incredible journey of the young man, from his childhood in Savoy to his meteoric rise. Broadcast in 2020, it moved viewers. Created in close collaboration with the singer’s parents, Lawrence and Pierre Lemarchalthis biopic tells above all the story of a united family in the face of fate and shows the determination of a kid ready to do anything to realize his dream.
An interview to be found in full in your Télé Star this Monday, April 25
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