Wednesday March 20, 2024, Thomas Hugues paid tribute to Laetitia Krupa in the show Sens public, on Public Senate. Moved, the journalist assured that the young woman, who died at the age of 48, left an immense void.
Upsetting words… Wednesday March 20, 2024, Laetitia Krupa died at the age of 48 following a long illness. Reporter for Radio France at the start of her career, she was a political journalist notably for France Info and Public Senate. A few hours after the announcement of his disappearance, his colleague, Thomas Hugues, paid tribute to him in the show Sens public, on Public Senate. “It’s hard to say that. She leaves a huge void. She enjoyed life. She was 100% journalist. Independent, curious, incisive, daring, without preconceived ideas, open to the world, listening to others. For months, until last January, while she was fighting the illness, she was on the air, she provided her columns, she kept her place on the show“did he declare.
To conclude, it was in front of the camera that the journalist said: “Enjoy life while it’s here!”. For Le Parisien, Thomas Hugues spoke at length about his meeting with Laetitia Krupa. “I was immediately struck by his freedom of tone. She was cash, incisive, free. On the field, she was going. And it takes a good dose of audacity to confront politicians and business leaders with their communication strategy.”he recalled, before adding: “She then demonstrated the same pugnacity in deciphering on set. Political communication was her specialty at the start. She knew all the spin doctors in Paris… And, over the years, her analysis was much broader. It has become very relevant on political strategies, ideas“.
Thomas Hugues: “Positive and dynamic”
During this interview, the journalist recalled that his colleague had been absent from the show due to illness. “She told us what she wanted to say… By September she was back fishing. We found the Laetitia we know, the one who enjoys life to the fullest, positive and dynamic. Before being overtaken by illness again…”, he blurted. For his part, journalist Julien Bellver shared: “Laëtitia had crazy energy, she didn’t give up on set, but also in private. She was a great playmate when we worked together, faithful and loyal.”.