While Matthieu Delormeau has not made any announcement of his return to the media for this fall, he paid his respects in Douchy, the home of the late Alain Delon. A final tribute to the actor in this period which is also very complicated for the host.
Where has Matthieu Delormeau gone? This is the question that fans of the former NRJ12 host have been asking themselves for months. Since he left Don’t touch my poston May 12, 2023, the former columnist of Cyril Hanouna moved away from the TV sets. If he still produces documentaries for C8 and other competing channels, the great friend of Marc-Olivier Fogiel remains in the shadows, even though he is still active on his X account.
On July 1, however, he returned to the news in spite of himself due to his arrest by the police who caught him red-handed buying cocaine in front of his home. while he was making a transaction with a dealerPlaced in police custody, the 50-year-old former presenter was quickly released, with a summons for a therapeutic injunction for narcotics use.
Matthieu Delormeau pays tribute to Alain Delon in Douchy
Matthieu Delormeau is now trying to raise his head. But nothing is easy for the latter who finds himself isolated as revealed exclusively Here islast July. Abandoned by the media and his contacts, his phone no longer rings and he has no announced return to the small screen. The former columnist and presenter of TPMP People then continues his job as a producer and takes care of himself. He has just returned to his Instagram account to share a new publication. A very intimate moment that he wanted to reveal to Internet users.
While Alain Delon passed away on August 18th in his home in Douchy, where he was also buried, Matthieu Delormeau paid his respects in front of the gates of the estate. Like many other fans, he wanted to pay a final tribute to Alain Delon who took his last breath at the age of 88. The former host immortalized himself on the social network in front of the flowerbed, in front of the actor’s estate, with a portrait of Alain Delon in his hand. His sunglasses certainly hid his emotion.There is no deeper loneliness than that of the samurai.” he said in the caption, in reference to the film The Samurai. A quote that could also refer to Matthieu Delormeau’s own solitude.
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