his grandmother’s funeral plaque stolen from the cemetery

“A disrespectful act.” A few weeks ago, Kendji Girac’s grandmother passed away. Aged 83, Léa Maillé was buried on Tuesday, October 11, at the Beylive cemetery in Bergerac, in the Dordogne, reports The Dispatch. To pay him a last tribute, hundreds of people had gathered at the Madeleine church. For the occasion, the singer and his family offered a funeral plaquelater placed on the grave of the deceased.

But, several weeks after the burial, with All Saints’ Day approaching, the plaque in question was stolen. The Independent Democrat announced the news on October 31 on information confirmed by the Bergerac municipality. Marie-Claude Andrieux-Courbin, deputy mayor of the town and responsible for cemeteries, denounced “an act devoid of all common sense and above all disrespectful, whether it is Kendji’s family or anyone else”near South West.

The discretion of Kendji Girac

“It is a disrespectful act and only adds pain to the family, assured Marie-Claude Andrieux-Courbin to France Bleu Périgord. If the thief still has a clear conscience, the plate should be returned to where it was.” For now, Kendji Girac did not speak on the matterbut likely shares his family’s sadness over the theft.

As the release of his new album approaches, the singer devotes his social networks to the promotion of it. In addition, the 26-year-old artist makes it a point of honor to dissociate his career and his personal life. Whether it’s the difficulties or the greatest joys of his life, such as the birth of his daughter, Eva Alba, the interpreter of Conmigo reveals little information about his personal life.