Two days after the disappearance of Françoise Hardy, Fabien Lecoeuvre came to the set of Do not touch My TV to give details on the succession of the icon of the yéyé years. Fortune, inheritance, all subjects were covered.
France had to say goodbye to Françoise Hardy. The icon of the yéyé years, who suffered from pharyngeal cancer for several years, died at the age of 80, announced his son Thomas Dutronc on social networks. “Mom is gone”, he soberly wrote. The interpreter of time of love had declared herself on several occasions in favor of euthanasia and wished “leave soon and quickly”to end his “nightmare” in an interview given to Paris Match.
Vibrant tributes have been paid to this model of elegance and incarnation of French romanticism., who left after more than fifty years of career. Her only child, with whom she had a close relationship, decided to maintain her performance on June 13 by adding a wink to her dear mother. No public gathering has yet been announced, but Françoise Hardy had left instructions for her child to be “cremated in privacy and without religious ceremony“.
Thomas Dutronc spared from exorbitant inheritance taxes
Guest on the set of Do not touch My TVthis Thursday, June 13, Fabien Lecoeuvre denied the information from an American magazine which estimated the singer’s fortune at 58 million euros. “No it is wrong”, assured the music columnist. Before giving your information: “She organized everything like many people who know they are doomed. She gave bare ownership, that is to say the walls of all her real estate, to her son, and she keeps the usufruct. Which costs expensive sincethere are 6 million euros worth of real estate“. François Hardy had therefore planned everything to spare his son. “She paid the charges on 6 million, which means that the day she closes her eyes, her son will inherit without paying inheritance tax”concluded the former co-presenter of Years of happiness. There will be no inheritance war like the one that tore the Hallyday clan apart.
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