After the painful death of his father Jean-Pierre Pernaut, less than a month ago, the situation is still difficult for Olivier.
The emblematic journalist of TF1, Jean-Pierre Pernaut, died on Wednesday March 2, 2022 at the age of 71, following lung cancer. Since then, tributes have poured in from celebrities and his family, for whom he left a great void. Each member of the family tries to cope with their grief as best they can. Some, like his eldest son Olivier, remembering the good memories.
A moving memory for Olivier with Jean-Pierre Pernaut
The star 1 p.m. on TF1 and his two sons share the same passion: motorsport. A common interest that has strengthened their relation father son. Olivier, racing driver in his forties, shared a moving memory with his dad on his Instagram account, in a story, this Thursday evening.
Jean-Pierre Pernaut: his son Olivier makes a heartbreaking confidence regarding the last time he saw him https://t.co/Y1hjIsRFzs pic.twitter.com/9aRfPmlfmA
— Here (@here) March 17, 2022
This is a photo of several iconic racing drivers, such as Romain Grosjean and Sébastien Loeb, alongside Jean-Pierre Pernaut. Full of memories, captioned Olivier Pernaut, with two emojis: one showing a face full of tears, the other of mains joined in prayer. It is his way of overcoming the loss of his father, which has affected him greatly.
Olivier’s touching speech following the death of his father
Indeed, as reported by Gala, Olivier Pernaut had moved the audience during his speech at the funeral of Jean-Pierre Pernaut on March 9 at the Sainte-Clotilde basilica in Paris.
He had notably mentioned his last discussion with his father. I will always remember the last look we exchanged, the day before your operation, when I left your room, he had declared. I believe we planes both look a little worried. And we didn’t really want to leave each other that day.
Death of Jean-Pierre Pernaut: Lou Pernaut returns to TikTok with a touching message.
Lou Pernaut comes out of silence following the death of his father Jean-Pierre. She published two new very touching videos on TikTok.
Jean-Pierre Pernaut: what his children Olivier and Julia said during his funeral https://t.co/yh7WWRHbMO pic.twitter.com/q9Jdg6X0py
— Here (@here) March 17, 2022
On March 2, 2022, the France whole had the sadness to lose a very appreciated journalist: Jean-Pierre Pernaut. In this tragedy, it is the family of the former presenter of the 1 p.m. TF1 who was most affected.
We might see the pain and the tears in his widow’s eyes Nathalie Marquay-Pernaut, Tom Pernaut, the couple’s youngest son, released during the funeral. And Lou Pernautthe nearly 20-year-old daughter, has remained rather low-key in her grief.
Two moving videos
Funeral of Jean-Pierre Pernaut: Dominique Bonnet, his first wife, presents with his children Julia and Olivier https://t.co/g2uwXxNWHM pic.twitter.com/IOXtQWalld
— Here (@here) March 9, 2022
This Thursday, March 10 2022, she decided to come out of her silence. And it was on TikTok, where she has 1.2 million subscribers, that she made her comeback, posting two short but touching videos in tribute to her father.
She started by thanking her followers for their support during this difficult time. On music by Tom Odell, the young woman sent a kiss and a heart to Internet users, with the following caption: I can never thank you enough for everything love and the support you give us.
@loupernautI can’t thank you enough for all the love and support you give us???? Already 1.2M friends???? Thank you????????♬ original sound – Tom Odell
A touching message
In another video, she confided: I feel like every time I watch Something, it reminds me of my daddy. Thanks to you and all the love you gave me, all the messages…. It’s amazing… I really feel like my dad has achieved something, she began.
@loupernaut❤️♬ original sound – Lou PERNAUT
I really feel like my dad has accomplished something, she began, before adding: Really, all the love you gave to my dad, I don’t even know how to thank you. She then returned to her father’s funeral, where there was plenty of applause as the coffin left the church.
Lou Pernaut described the moment as so much love that she will never be able to thank her dad’s fans. I’m not going to let go, she concluded, thanking all her latest followers, whom she considers her father’s last gift. On Instagram, she also revealed in a story that she had reactivated her private messages.
