Gaëlle Pietri pays tribute to Gaspard Ulliel, who tragically died in a ski accident

A sad anniversary: ​​for the three years of the disappearance of Gaspard Ulliel, Gaëlle Pietri paid tribute to him on Instagram, Sunday January 19, 2025, celebrating the memory of the father of her son Orso, who died in a ski accident in 2022.

His sudden death, at only 37 years old, aroused great emotion. On January 19, 2022, Gaspard Ulliel lost his life following a head trauma that occurred during a skiing accident of rare violence at the La Rosière resort in Savoie. The interpreter of Yves Saint Laurent left behind his ex-partner Gaëlle Pietri and their son Orso, born in 2016. The actor won a César for his role in Just the end of the world was coming only to celebrate his little boy's sixth birthday when he crashed into another skier without a helmet, a few days later. On the occasion of this sad third anniversary, Gaëlle Pietri shared a vibrant tribute on Instagram, Sunday January 19, 2025. “3 years without a dad for my son”, can we read in this now deleted story, with a black heart and three candles.

Gaëlle Pietri: Gaspard Ulliel “died twice”

On several occasions, the ex-partner of Gaspard Ulliel shared tributes to the late father of her son. In Time to say goodbye (ed. Grasset), the 43-year-old model sends a letter to the deceased actor, looking back on the moments lived together, the mourning since his far too early disappearance, the life that continues for their little boy… “There are also these moments when I am angry with you and I want to scream. You left me twice. You died twice. A part of me with it”, she writes in this work published in 2023 and in which she denounces the inappropriate reactions and attitudes that certain admirers may have had after the tragic death of Gaspard Ulliel.

These Gaspard Ulliel fans who behaved inappropriately

On the set of C to you in April 2023, Gaëlle PIetri returned in particular to this astonishing scene that occurred at the Père-Lachaise cemetery, where Gaspard Ulliel rests. While she was paying her respects at the grave of her former companion, the model suffering from vitiligo was ordered to push herself by two young girls who wanted to take a photo of themselves with the grave. “It happens regularly. I was at Père-Lachaise again last week with my son and we had more little anecdotes like that,” she commented to Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine on France 5, acknowledging having lived “a double punishment” by losing a loved one who is also a very popular personality in France.