He never stops working and the love of the stage and his fans always calls him, he who celebrated his 73rd birthday last June. Indeed, Frédéric François released a new album at the end of last year and will soon return to the stageas he revealed to the magazine Ciné Télé Revue, to whom he confided in the issue published this Thursday, February 1st.
The artist notably returned to his recent injury, he who fractured his shoulder. “It’s really stupid what happened to me, I was walking in the street with my wife and I tripped. But it’s getting better. I hope to go back on stage at the beginning of February, even if I have to wear a brace“he explained, adding that he would know more once he had “scanner results”. Frédéric François then paid tribute to his wife, Monique, to whom he has been married for more than fifty years: “Waiting for, I am pampered by my wife. She takes great care of her. I’ve never been pampered like that.”
Frédéric François pays a beautiful tribute to his wife
The singer, who revealed the paltry amount of his pension a few months ago, concluded on the subject with humor: “I wonder if it wasn’t her who tripped me to keep me by her side.” Last October, this father of four children spoke about his wife in an interview given to Evening Mag. Here again, he had not had only beautiful things to say about the one who has accompanied him for decades and who had to live according to his passion for song: “I think that building a solid couple is even more difficult when one of the two has a public job; in my case, that of a singer, often absent, on the road… We particularly made sure to always stay in touch, wherever I am”, he confided. Frédéric François had even affirmed that “It is [sa] woman who should be applauded” for accepting the media exposure by love. As for a possible retirement, he is not there yet, as he confirmed with our colleagues: “As long as the public responds, I will be there.” He proves it again in 2024 by singing with his brace.
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