It is with a heavy heart that on December 6, Pascal Bataille announced on the set of It starts today that he was suffering from terrible lung cancer. “I have an ex-wife who is wonderful and my best friend. She herself experienced cancer a few years ago. It’s a bit of a double whammy for children with two parents who died of cancer five years apart…“, he lamented. But since this speech, the emblematic host of Only the truth counts was very impacted by his treatment. Having undergone several chemotherapy sessions, the latter has undeniably lost many hairs in the process. An effect of his treatment that he mentioned, in complete transparency, Monday January 6 on the set of At Jordan’s.
Pascal Bataille affected by chemotherapy: this reason why he doesn’t want wigs
Asked about his treatment against cancer and the impact that chemotherapy had on his body, by Jordan De Luxe, Pascal Bataille did not beat around the bush. Quickly, the 64-year-old host said he had lost most of his hair. “I lost all my hair that wasn’t white, that’s why I bleached a lot“, he first said. And then clarified, with humor: “In fact, the white hair remained, they’re the toughest bastards.” But then, when he was asked to put on a wig – in order to hide the “tufts of hair“that he was losing – the person concerned then responded in the negative.”I don’t want wigs“, he assured. The cause? “I don’t want to cheat, I shaved as much as possible and I’m keeping what’s left while it lasts“, he added.
Pascal Bataille suffering from cancer: this operation which is fast approaching
Still during his appearance in Chez Jordan, Pascal Bataille revealed that he was done with chemotherapy. However, the host still has to wait before recovering because as he then revealed, in a few days he will undergo surgery. “The operation consists of removing a piece of lung, in this case the right lung“, he then added, before explaining the procedure he will undergo: “The surgeon will see by opening exactly, but a priori, they will remove two lobes of my right lung. I will therefore have a small part of my lung left which will continue to function..”
