This Monday, January 15, 2024, Etienne Daho went to the set of the show En Aparté, broadcast on Canal+. The opportunity for the artist to discuss his musical journey but also the health of his friend Françoise Hardy, whose condition worries him greatly.
For several months, Françoise Hardy’s state of health has not failed to worry those around her. Since 2004, the interpreter of All the boys and girls fight against cancer of the lymphatic system and, since 2019, cancer of the larynx. A very difficult situation to bear for the 79-year-old singer, as revealed by her son Thomas Dutronc in December 2023. “She had health problems, she no longer wanted to seek treatment in the event of a recurrence. There she faced a problem where her doctor assured us that with ten sessions it would get better. She did her ten sessions. These ten sessions knocked her down.” did he declare.
A few days later, Françoise Hardy took up her pen to launch a call for the legalization of euthanasia in France. “As you know, a large majority of people want the legalization of euthanasia,” she declared in the columns of The Sunday Tribune, shortly before the end of year holidays.
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Etienne Daho: “It’s very hard not to be able to do anything”
“We are all counting on your empathy and hope that you will allow the very sick and hopeless French people to get better, to stop their suffering when they know that there is no longer any relief possible,” added the singer. An open letter and an appeal launched to President Emmanuel Macron, which the tenant of the Elysée could not help but mention during an interview on the set of C to you at the microphone of Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine.
This Monday, January 15, 2024, during his appearance on the set of the show En Aparté broadcast on Canal+Etienne Daho could not help but mention the state of health of his friend Françoise Hardy. A situation which seems to greatly distress the interpreter of Weekend in Rome. “It’s very hard not to be able to do anything to relieve her suffering, it’s very difficult… I think she doesn’t deserve an ending like that, really, no one deserves an ending like that. She is in pain which pains me greatly…”declared Etienne Daho in front of the cameras of Canal+.
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A poignant and moving testimony which rekindles the debate around the legalization of euthanasia in France, at a time when several European countries, such as Holland and Spain. Belgium has gone further in its jurisdiction by becoming the first European state to authorize the euthanasia of minors since 2014, without age limit.
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