the moving texts of his children read in church revealed

It’s been a fortnight since the star presenter of the 1 p.m. newscast on TF1 left us. On March 2, Jean-Pierre Pernaut passed away at the age of 71. In his eternal rest, he took with him the love of his fans, his loved ones, his family. And love, he had plenty to spare. Indeed, the one who masterfully held the 1 p.m. news for 33 years was considered a good and generous man. That is to say if he had made friends!

On Wednesday March 9, dozens of personalities had made the trip to say goodbye to the one who loved above all the soil and the French regions. Among them, we were able to see Cyril Hanouna, Marie-Sophie Lacarrau, Evelyne Dhéliat or even Dominique Lagrou-Sempère. All had come to support Nathalie Marquay and the children of Jean-Pierre Pernaut in this event.

That day in the Basilica of Sainte-Clotide, in Paris, sweet words and tender declarations resonated! In the middle of his declarations of love and friendship, the four children of the deceased Jean-Pierre Pernaut read a few words. It was Tom, 19, who came forward first, according to our colleagues from the magazine Gala.

Children who have been tested

These are four moving and moving speeches that Tom, Lou, Olivier and Julia gave. Tom began with these words: “Thank you for being a smiling, generous, ambitious, caring, very funny and sometimes even stupid father. I never said it in your eyes, because it’s hard to say it between men, but I love you daddy”. Lou, her sister influencer, took over. “Your smile will never cease to shine in my heart and your laughter to vibrate in the stars. Thank you, Dad, for being my courageous example in life.” She concluded with this heartbreaking sentence. “I hope one day I will make you proud as much as I am proud to be your daughter. I love you.“

It was then, Olivier (40 years old) and Julia (44 years old), the children that Jean-Pierre Pernaut had with Dominique Bonnet, who spoke. Olivier, racing driver and father of Léo, wanted to share his last moments with his father: “We both looked a little worried, I think. And we didn’t really want to leave each other that day. Dad, you so deserved to enjoy your retirement, to rest. Traveling, spending time with your children, your grandchildren.” Julia, mother of Iris and Eléa, paid tribute to the education that her two parents gave her: “We built ourselves on a solid base that you and mom passed on to us: work, rigour, respect, tolerance, humility. […] These values ​​we now pass on to our children.”

Since the death of his father from lung cancer, Lou, 20, regularly shares his pain on social networks. On March 17, in an Instagram story, she posted a more cheerful message wishing the birthday of the woman she loves the most in the world, her mother. A mother she can always count on and who is a rock in the face of the immense sadness of her children. This is the first birthday that Nathalie Marquay spends without her Jean-Pierre.

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