Jean-Pierre Pernaut died on March 2, 2022. Afterwards, his daughter Lou Pernaut shared a heartbreaking message for the sad anniversary of his death.
It’s been 1 year since Jean-Pierre Pernaut left us. The famous presenter of the TF1 television news died on March 2, 2022, at the age of 71. Jean-Pierre Pernaut, who had 12 strokes before his death, suffered from lung cancer. He left his four children, Tom, Lou, Olivier and Julien orphans. Nathalie Marquay, who has kept a symbolic memory of her ex-husband, regularly evokes the death of the journalist and confides that she regularly sees signs of him. Last October, Nathalie Marquay unveiled her tattoo in tribute to her ex-husband. Lou Pernaut, their daughter, posted a heartbreaking message in story on Instagram for the sad anniversary of the death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut.
Accompanied by an intimate photo of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, his daughter writes: “1 year, already, I love you, I miss you very much.” She adds a heartbreaking message: “Give me back his smile, his laughter, his hugs, his voice, his humor, his generosity.” A tender tribute from the young girl, aged 20.
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1 year later, Nathalie Marquay wants to understand
In August 2022, Lou Pernaut confided in Gossip Room on the difficult mourning of his father, Jean-Pierre Pernaut. She mentioned in particular her reaction to the foul criticism received against her on social networks: “I was seriously surrounded, I did not cry a lot. Because I wanted to be strong for my mother, strong for my brother, but I know that my darling took it… He took it well, because I cry all the time in front of him.“
Nathalie Marquay will find her children this Thursday March 2 for “to stay together”, in memory of Jean-Pierre Pernaut. In February, she confided to our colleagues at Gala: “He fought like a lion against his lung cancer and he died of something else. When he was hospitalized, he no longer had traces of cancer, but clotting problems.” A year after the death of her husband, Nathalie Marquay is still trying to understand the true causes of his death. “What if we had made bad medical choices? Sometimes it takes me to the guts and I start to cry“, she wondered with our colleagues.