As the first anniversary of Jean-Pierre Pernaut’s death approaches, his friends and family have confided in the documentary Jean-Pierre Pernaut, a year already. Among them, Karine Le Marchand, who confided in cash about the one who was a friend for her.
It is a disappearance that has shaken the world of television. On March 2, 2022, Jean-Pierre Pernaut died of a massive stroke, as his wife, Nathalie Marquay, would later reveal. A figure in the news for more than thirty years, the death of the journalist and presenter of the 1 p.m. newscast on TF1 particularly upset those who saw him every day, but also his relatives and friends who, since then, have never stopped giving him back. tribute. Like in the documentary Jean-Pierre Pernaut, one year alreadywhich was broadcast on Friday February 24 on TMC, where Karine Le Marchand made rare confidences about the one she considered to be “a great mana wonderful father and a wonderful husband. A wonderful friend”.
It was in the early 2000s that the M6 host met Jean-Pierre Pernaut and Nathalie Marquay. From then on, they quickly become friends, and even share, on occasion, vacations together. “We never let go”said Karine Le Marchand, before describing the journalist without mincing words. “Jean-Pierre had a pretty detestable lifestyle. He was greedy, he liked good wine and he smoked like a fireman. He did not play sports, he was sedentary and stressed”she admitted in the documentary, stating that this way of life was far from being accepted by his wife, Nathalie Marquay. “It was a lot for a woman who loves her husband and who knows very well that with the age difference, there will be health problems if he does not manage certain things, so she was grumbling a lot. didn’t give a damn. He kept going”she admits.
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The last text message from Jean-Pierre Pernaut
True “epicurean”Jean-Pierre Pernaut was also, according to Karine Le Marchand, “an extremely kind man And extremely generousof a real simplicity”. So much so that together, they used to tease each other about the audiences of their respective channels. A friendly rivalry that has never been an obstacle to their complicity, so much so that the host of Love is in the meadow was lucky to hear from the journalist until the end of his life. “I spoke to him on the phone before his operation. He was always good-natured and said, ‘It’s going to be fine, don’t worry'”she confided, before revealing the last text messages they exchanged: “My Jean-Pierre, I cover you with kisses and good vibes for tomorrow. I love you very much.” And he responds: “Lots of kisses.”