Jean-Pierre Pernaut, received a final tribute during his funeral on March 9. The day after this overwhelming moment, his daughter Lou sends him a last message.
More than a week after the death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, the emotion remains strong. During his funeral, which took place on March 9 at the Basilica of Sainte Clotilde in Paris, several members of his personal and professional entourage sent him moving and intimate messages to thank him for having existed.
Her daughter Lou Pernaut was very present and with her brother Tom alongside their mother Nathalie Marquay, very marked by the death of her husband. Lou Pernaut also multiplied the messages on her social networks to thank the people who supported her and especially to say how much she loved her father.
Lou Pernaut posted a new photo in his Instagram story this Thursday, March 10. We see a black and white portrait of his father, framed. Placed on the ground, it is surrounded by a multitude of bouquets of flowers sent by admirers and relatives of Jean-Pierre Pernaut. In this photo, Lou Pernaut writes “My star’s shining”that is “my star shines”.
For this story, Lou Pernaut again chose a Johnny Hallyday hit to illustrate his message. It is the song “Marie” that she plays in the story.
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Every day Lou Pernaut reveals a facet of his father
Since the death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, announced on March 2, his daughter reveals a personality trait of her father every day.
She posted several messages to discuss her relationship with her father whom she admired. On her social networks, she delivered sober messages but revealing her love for her father. In soundtrack, the favorite singer of his father, Johnny Hallyday, whose disappearance had also greatly moved Jean-Pierre Pernaut.
On March 5, Lou Pernaut published a very touching video of family moments on Tik Tok. We discovered a happy Jean-Pierre Pernaut, lounging on a boat, surrounded by his loved ones. A joyful family who knew how to live moments of sharing.
His brother Tom also spoke about his feelings towards his father. If he did not use social networks like his sister, he preferred to say a few words during his father’s funeral ceremony. “You were a smiling, generous, attentive, funny and sometimes even a bit stupid father”, he confided visibly moved during this last farewell to his father.
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