Happy birthday to Lou Pernaut! This Thursday, December 14, the young lady celebrates its 21st candle. A happy event that his mother, Nathalie Marquay, celebrated by revealing a superb family memory. Indeed, the 56-year-old actress published a photo on her Instagram account, on which we find Lou, still a baby, in the arms of Jean-Pierre Pernaut. The father and daughter were notably sharing a moment of complicity in a swimming pool. “Amazing, I’m walking past the clinic at the moment of your first cry. Happy birthday, sweetheart.”, wrote Nathalie Marquay in her story to accompany this extremely moving photo. And to add: “Your father is very proud of you in his paradise.”
Last year, Nathalie Marquay also celebrated her daughter’s birthday by publishing other photos very touching on the famous social network. There were previously unpublished family photos, including vacation and childhood photos with Jean-Pierre Pernaut. “Twenty years, Lou Pernaut, that you make me happy and that of your father who always remains close to us”, the mother wrote, moved. And to continue in story: “You have always been a smiling, easy-going little girl. A great joy […] Thank you for being here. Happy Birthday my heart. With your brother, you are your father’s pride.“
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Lou Pernaut talks about the harassment she has suffered since the death of her father: “I suffer excessively from a lot of criticism”
Since the death of the television presenter, Nathalie Marquay and her loved ones seem more united than ever. A strength for Lou Pernaut, who has had to endure numerous criticisms in recent months. In an interview given to Europe 1, on September 19, the daughter of Jean-Pierre Pernaut revealed that she was the victim of harassment on social media. “For years, I have suffered a lot of excessive criticism, whether in relation to my weight or the way I speak”she regretted, before adding: “Since my father died, it’s even worse, quite simply because that there are some who would have preferred my father to remain alive rather than me.”
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.
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