Thursday September 1, David Fabius, one of the sons of Laurent Fabius, died falling from the 8th floor of a building in the 17th arrondissement in Paris. A real drama for the President of the French Constitutional Council who has shared his life for almost twenty years with Marie-France Marchand-Baylet.
The tragedy occurred around 6:30 a.m. on September 1. David Fabius, the son of Laurent Fabius, former Prime Minister, died after falling from the 8th floor of a building located in the 17th arrondissement in Paris. Rescuers were dispatched to the scene and tried to resuscitate the victim, in vain. An investigation has been opened to determine the causes of death, informs the Paris prosecutor’s office. According to sources familiar with the matter, quoted by Actu17, it could be a suicide. David Fabius was the eldest of Laurent Fabius’ three children. Born in 1978 from the politician’s relationship with Christine d’Izarny-Gargas, he led a life far from the media world. Faced with this terrible ordeal, the bereaved father can count on the support of his partner for almost twenty years, Marie-France Marchand-Baylet. Aged 68, this influential businesswoman is the general manager of L’Occitane de communication (the La Dépêche group). mother of three children (Victoria, Jean-Nicolas and Jean-Benoît), born of her marriage to Jean-Michel Baylet, the one who was born in the Eure is also involved in the voluntary sector. She takes care of the Flag-France Renaissance association which aims to promote French heritage and arts. on the national territory and abroad.
Laurent Fabius and Marie-France Baylet: a tight-knit couple
If Laurent Fabius and Marie-France Baylet seem to have very busy schedules, they have obviously managed to find a certain balance. “In my personal life, it’s hard to say, but I’m very happy. I’m lucky to have someone I love and who loves me”said Laurent Fabius in L’Opinion in 2015.
Faced with the loss of David Fabius, Laurent Fabius can also count on the support of his two other sons, Victor (39) and Thomas (41), both born of his marriage to producer Françoise Castro. A drama on which the former Prime Minister will undoubtedly be very discreet. Monday, January 13, 2014, he had indeed estimated at the microphone of BFMTV: “Privacy is about privacy. I consider, I’m a bit old-fashioned, that privacy is privacy.” Things are clear.