For the widow of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, the summer holidays were very emotional. While she was spending a few days in Egypt, Nathalie Marquay saw the “look-alike” of her late husband.
33 years after their first meeting, Nathalie Marquay had to face the death of her husband. After battling lung cancer, the iconic presenter of TF1’s 1 p.m. newscast could not win this ultimate fight. Jean-Pierre Pernaut left behind his wife and their two children, as well as his eldest son and daughter. Since, the members of the Pernaut family come to terms with their loss in their own way: Lou Pernaut has decided to leave the family home to fly on his own and Thomas Pernaut pays tribute to his father on the car circuits.
For her part, Nathalie Marquay, who firmly believes in the support of her husband from the afterlife, especially since the signs he would have sent her a few days after his death, revealed a strange photo. On vacation in Egypt, the former Miss France shared an Instagram story in which we see a man seated at a cafe terrace. Zooming in, the image, the 1987 beauty queen was seized by the resemblance to Jean-Pierre Pernaut.
Nathalie Marquay discovers Jean-Pierre Pernaut’s “look-alike”
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“Unbelievable, the double of my love in Egypt“, she launched this Sunday, August 28 to her community while asking them for their opinion, “What do you think ? I know on earth we all have a doppelgänger“. Since the death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, on March 2, the TPMP columnist has been going through painful times, but tries to live each stage of her mourning. Thus, seeing a deceased person, feeling their presence are “fleeting manifestations (which) usually take place a few weeks or months after the death of that loved one” recounts Stéphane Allix in his book “After… When the beyond makes us a sign” and to explain that“we are not obliged to decide on the reality of these demonstrations“.
If many personalities have given them their support, one of them has drawn the wrath of the mother of the family. Indeed, Laurent Fontaine, columnist in TPMP People, attacked Lou Pernaut: “I was very close to Jean-Pierre Pernaut (…) Lou, you’re adorable, you’re nice, but go and study!“. Words that had ulcerated Nathalie Marquay: “Contrary to what you claim, Jean-Pierre was never your friend in the sense that he understood it, but now it’s official!“. Since the disappearance of her husband, the mother of the family is ready to do anything to take care of her loved ones.
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