Line Renaud is an organized woman. She thought of everything, even the painful period when she will no longer be there. The actress, who has just celebrated her 95th birthday on Sunday July 2, 2023 in her house in Rueil-Malmaison with an audience of stars, confided in our colleagues from Gala. In an interview published on Tuesday July 6, she revealed that her funeral was already ‘ready’, thoughts by him. And that she had a very precise idea of the place where she imagined herself best to breathe her last. This is her bed, where she will be accompanied by her dog Pirate. “I will pet him, I will ask him to come closer to me and he will come closer”had already revealed the actress, very committed to the right to die with dignity, to Paris Match on April 20, 2023. His friends will also be by his side. “I will be surrounded by all my loved ones, with whom I will speak. I want to leave a soothing image. My friends want me to leave without suffering”. It’s not the only thing Line Renaud has thought of.
Does Line Renaud have any regrets?
Even if Line Renaud has not yet made a will, it is clear to the former magazine leader that her Jonchère de Rueil-Malmaison must serve nobly. The actress could have considered bequeathing it to Dany Boon, her great friend, or to Muriel Robin and Claude Chirac, whom she calls “Her daughters”but she made another choice. “My will is not written yet but, no, I will not give La Jonchère to Dany. He has enough houses as it is. Muriel Robin already has hers next to mine, and Claude Chirac is in Corrèze. When I die, the house will be sold and everything I own will go to scientific research.” Regarding the regrets that she could possibly harbor, the one who does not rule out the idea of falling in love again at 95 years old mentioned her “lack of culture” due to early termination of studiesat 15. “Maybe I could have devoted more time to school, as my mother wanted, who paid me lots of private lessons.” But another thing remains “biggest regret”: “I also regret not having had a child. It would have been inconceivable for me not to take care of this child, to entrust him to a nanny and, in this case, I would not have had the same career. .”