Almost a year and a half after the death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, Nathalie Marquay, the widow of the emblematic TF1 journalist, explains that she keeps in touch with her late husband. Revelations shared by the former Miss France at the microphone of Pascale de La Tour du Pin on the set of PAF on C8.
Paranormal manifestations? The loss of a loved one is a painful event leading to reactions that are as diverse as they vary depending on their personalities. Some stories report difficult to explain events occurring following a death, suggesting a paranormal or supernatural manifestation. An experience to which Nathalie Marquay is no stranger.
The one who provided unwavering support for Jean-Pierre Pernaut after the announcement of his lung cancer in 2021, accompanied him until his last breath on March 2, 2022 at the age of 71 in Paris. An event which did not fail to sadden many viewers but above all very difficult to overcome for his partner and his daughter, Lou Pernaut. Almost a year and a half after the death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, Nathalie Marquay seems to have mourned. There is no question of forgetting her late husband, quite the contrary, since the two lovebirds communicate regularly.
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Nathalie Marquay: “I speak with him almost every day”
A point on which the beauty queen confided in the microphone of Pascale de La Tour du Pin in her show PAF. Would Jean-Pierre Pernaut send signs to his wife? “Ah yes of course ! You’ll think I’m crazy, but I talk to him almost every day. I have a lot of signs”, she explained on C8.
“For example, he likes to wake me up at 4 a.m. at night with the TV turning on by itself. And what’s funny is thatit lights up on LCI even though I’m not watching LCI, it’s not that I don’t like it but it’s not a channel that I watch. But Jean-Pierre really liked LCI, he worked there. I’m still very down to earth, so at first I told myself that I must have lain down on the remote control. I take it, turn off the television, put the remote down and in a split second, it turns back on. I say to myself ‘but it’s not possible'”confided the journalist’s widow to the microphone of Pascale de La Tour du Pin, on the set of the show PAF.
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“Yeah, she’s crazy. But it’s been a while since we noticed it. Completely shaken,” “This girl needs some care”or “I think she’s taking advantage of her husband’s notoriety, it’s too much!”we could read in the section dedicated to comments on Instagram. Other Internet users, more teasing, couldn’t help but take the opportunity to joke. This is particularly the case of this Instagram user whose comment greatly amused the gallery: “If at least he put the coffee maker on at 7:00 in the morning”. Enough to relax the atmosphere and nuance the comments shared on the platform.
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