Jean-Marie Le Pen left the hospital where he was admitted on April 15 after a heart attack. It was his granddaughter Marion Maréchal, questioned by Paris Première on his state of health, who indicated that the founder of the RN had “returned home”.
Jean-Marie Le Pen, 94, left the hospital where he was admitted on April 15 after a heart attack, and “returned home”, his granddaughter, Marion Maréchal, said on Wednesday during a interview on Paris Première.
Asked about the state of health of the founder of the FN, Marion Maréchal indicated that he was “better”, according to an extract from the program “Let’s not get angry” transmitted by the channel and which is to be broadcast Wednesday evening.
“Faithful to his character as a fighter, he once again amazed the doctors with his resilience,” added Marine Le Pen’s niece. Jean-Marie Le Pen is to celebrate his 95th birthday on June 20.