Death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut: his son Olivier publishes a heartbreaking snapshot

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PHOTO – Death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut: his son Olivier publishes a heartbreaking snapshot

By dying on Wednesday March 2, Jean-Pierre Pernaut left behind his four children. Upset by the disappearance of his father, Olivier paid him a moving tribute on his Instagram account.

The tender homage of a son to his father. On Wednesday, March 2, Jean-Pierre Pernaut bowed out following leading a long fight once morest inoperable lung cancer. If many personalities shared their deep emotion following the death of the 71 year old journalist, some members of his family wanted to pay tribute to his memory. If Nathalie Marquay published a very sober black frame on her Instagram account, Olivier Pernaut also expressed his grief on the famous social network. The eldest son of famous presenter of the 1 p.m. news shared a moving selfie of him and his father. With laughing eyes and smiles on their lips, Olivier and Jean-Pierre Pernaut posed proudly with a glass of champagne in their hands.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut presenting the newspaper in 1994

Jean-Pierre Pernaut was born on April 8, 1950 in Amiens.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut at his beginnings in 1988

He is the son of Françoise Pillot, a pharmacist, and Jean-Paul, director of a machine tool factory in Amiens.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his first television (1987)

He made his first television at only 22 years old in 1972 in North Picardy News.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut studied journalism (1987)

He graduated from the Lille School of Journalism (ESJ) in 1975. His first internship was with “Le Courrier Picard”.

Yves Morousi and Jean-Pierre Pernaut in 1987

He joined TF1 in 1975. He presented the 8 p.m. news until 1978. JPP then co-presented the 1 p.m. news alongside Yves Mourousi from 1978 to 1980.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut replaces his sidekick in 1988

On February 22, 1988, he became head of the TF1 newspaper in place of Yves Mourousi and Marie-Laure Augry.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut, field hockey fan (1993)

JPP played field hockey for fifteen years. He was crowned French champion three times in the years 1965-1970 with his club Amiens Sporting Club.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his first wife (1989)

Before meeting Nathalie Marquay, JPP had married Dominique Bonnet, whom he had met in 1970.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and the mother of his first two children (1990)

With Dominique, the presenter had two children: Julia (in 1978) and Olivier (in 1981).

Jean-Pierre Pernaut at the controls of another program from 1991

From 1991 to 2010, he presented the program “How much does it cost?” on TF1.

The program “How much does it cost?” received an award in 1997

In 1997, JPP and its program received the 7 d’or for best society magazine.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut received the 7 d’or four times (1999)

JPP won the prize for best television news presenter in 1997, 1999, 2001 and finally in 2003.

Nathalie Marquay, in 1987, the last wife of Jean-Pierre Pernaut

JPP met the beauty queen during the Miss France 2002 election in 2001.

Nathalie Marquay and Jean-Pierre Pernaut in 2017

“You will laugh but I did not know Jean-Pierre Pernaut. I lived a lot in the islands and I did not watch 1 p.m. “, had confided the actress in The luxury moment.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his second wife Nathalie Marquay in 2001

Despite this, they had a crush on each other.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and the mother of his two other children in 2002

They had two children together: Lou (in 2002) and Tom (in 2003).

Nathalie Marquay and the father of her children (2008)

“Becoming a father once more at 52 and then at 53 turned my life upside down. No question of crossword, lying on my couch. I try to play sports with my children, I move a lot“, confided JPP in the columns of Paris Match in 2016.

Nathalie Marquay and the man of her life (2010)

The one who was crowned Miss France in 1987 had entrusted Gala in September 2020: “As soon as I met him, I knew he would be the man of my life.“

Nathalie Marquay and her husband JPP in 2002

They have never left each other since they met.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and Nathalie Marquay at a car competition in 2005

With his wife and son Olivier, he has participated in motor racing since 2003.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his son Olivier (2007)

The presenter spent a lot of time, especially for competitions, with his son Olivier.

Jean-Pierre medalist in 2004

The journalist had received a medal at the Ministry of Culture.

The rumors of 2005 around the Pernaut couple

That year, Nathalie Marquay participated in “La ferme celebrity”. In some images, she appeared close to Daniel Ducruet. For JPP and his wife, all of this was of course false. But it hurt them.

Nathalie Marquay and Jean-Pierre Pernaut got married in 2007

Their wedding was held on June 23, 2007 at the Church of Billettes, in the 4th arrondissement of Paris.

Nathalie Marquay is the last wife of Jean-Pierre Pernaut (2007)

On June 23, 2022, they would have celebrated their 15 years of marriage.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his wife Nathalie wrote a play together (2012)

He is the co-author of the play Matignon Trap with Nathalie Marquay-Pernaut and Jean-Claude Islert.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his wife Nathalie in 2015 on stage

The play ran from 2012 to 2016.

Tribute to his 25-year career at TF1 in 2013

In order to honor him, TF1 broadcast a report that retraces his quarter of a century on the news of February 22, 2013.

The Pernaut couple wrote the sequel to their play in 2016

They co-wrote with the author and actor Éric Le Roch the sequel to “Piège à Matignon”: “Régime presidential” in 2016.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut lost his mother and his brother (2008)

In October 2016, his mother Françoise died at the age of 101. His older brother, Jean-François, died of liver cancer the following month.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut interviewed Emmanuel Macron in 2018

The presenter was able to obtain an exclusive interview with the President of the Republic for the 1 p.m. newspaper on TF1, April 12, 2018.

For its 30th anniversary of 1 p.m., a new tribute is paid to JPP (2018)

On February 22, 2018, an entire newscast was dedicated to him, with guests and the TF1 team.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut announces in 2018 to have a first cancer

It was prostate cancer that forced him to be absent from the TF1 newscast.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut overcame his first cancer (1993)

“Good morning all. I have to take some time off from the presentation of the 1 p.m. newscast. I actually underwent surgery for prostate cancer. Everything is fine. It is of course Jacques Legros who replaces me during this period. Thank you for your support, your loyalty and I will see you very soon“, he wrote in a message posted on Twitter on September 25, 2018.

The departure of Jean-Pierre Pernaut (1994)

“I decided to change pace and pass on the newspaper’s torch at the end of this year. Whatever their choice to take over, I am certain that Gilles Pélisson, the boss of TF1, and Thierry Thuillier, the boss of information, will be keen to maintain this newspaper in the same logic of proximity. announced JPP in a video.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut’s latest news (2020)

On September 15, 2020, he announced his withdrawal from the presentation of the JT of TF1. His last was on December 18, 2020.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut’s family gave him a nice surprise in 2020

For his very last news, the presenter had the happy surprise of seeing his wife Nathalie Marquay and their children (Lou and Tom) land on the set to surprise him. His grandson Leo was also present.

Marie-Sophie Lacarrau, replacing Jean-Pierre Pernaut (2020)

For the journalist’s last news, the one who took over the torch was also present on the set.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut launched a web TV (2019)

On the day of its last 1 p.m. newscast, JPP launched its own web TV named Jean-Pierre Pernaut TV (“JPP TV”).

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his last wife (2019)

Since January 9, 2021, Jean-Pierre Pernaut has hosted a weekly program called Jean-Pierre and you on LCI.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut suffering from another cancer (2006)

In November 2021, Nathalie Marquay announced that her husband was once more affected by the disease. This time he was suffering from lung cancer.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his new fight once morest illness (2017)

“I thought it might only happen to others. For years and years I was told to quit smoking. I didn’t believe it, well I should have quit”he said on Twitter.

Evelyne Dheliat and Jean-Pierre Pernaut were colleagues and friends (2013)

The journalist was very sad when she learned that her friend was leaving the 1 p.m. of TF1.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his co-host Justine Fraioli in 2009

Justine Fraioli presented “How much does it cost?” from 2008 to 2009 alongside Jean-Pierre Pernaut who had become his friend.

Laurence Ferrari and his friend Jean-Pierre Pernaut in 2012

To present “How much does it cost?”, JPP had several co-hosts including Laurence Ferrari. The two journalists ended up becoming friends.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his colleague Evelyne Thomas (2004)

Other hosts on the show include Isabelle Quenin, Evelyne Thomas and Sophie Thalmann.

Patrick Poivre d’Arvor and his friend Jean-Pierre Pernaut in 1999

The two presenters have always been very good friends.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and Patrick Poivre d’Arvor are very good friends (2001)

Despite the accusations once morest PPDA, Jean-Pierre Pernaut has always supported him.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his daughter Lou

The former presenter of the JT of TF1 appeared regularly in the videos of his daughter Lou. The duo seemed to get along very well.

Jean-Pierre Pernaut and his son Tom

His youngest son, Tom, had also shared a snapshot with his father on Instagram.

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A tender memory 40 year old man just commented with a sad face emoji accompanied by a red heart. If many strangers gave him their support in this painful experience, certain personalities shared Olivier’s pain. While comedian Arnaud Tsamere showed him all his affection with a simple message “Courage my friend”, his half-brother Tom commented on this shot with a tender red heart. This is the first time the teenager has reacted publicly following this sad news. Benevolent words that will soothe Olivier Pernaut’s pain a little.

Death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut: his daughter Lou shares a heartbreaking message

Leaving this world, Jean-Pierre Pernaut leaves behind him his wife Nathalie Marquay but also his four children. S’he returned late to fatherhoodfollowing the birth of Lou (2002) and Tom (2003), the journalist was delighted with his two teenagers. Devastated by the death of her dad, 19 year old girl broke the silence on his TikTok account. After thanking its 900,000 subscribers, Lou Pernaut paid tribute to his late father. “Thank you all for your love. We’re staying as a family for now. Enjoy your loved ones and tell them you love them“wrote the Influencer on a black background accompanied by the song I promise you by Johnny Hallyday.