This is News that should sadden Julie Piétri’s many fans. The famous singer, who made herself known with her timeless hit, Eve get up, has just made a very sad announcement via its social networks. It must be said that the 68-year-old artist has experienced complicated times in recent months. Suffering from endometrial cancer, she made terrible confessions about her “two months of hell” that she experienced, between heavy bleeding and removal of the uterus. “For the first time, I collapsed. I cried all day, everything I hadn’t cried for two months. Three general anesthesias, announcements in every direction… I had the feeling like an emotional punching bag”she confided in the columns of the magazine Gala.
This Monday, April 29, another terrible tragedy affected Julie Piétri. The singer, born in Douera, Algeria, spoke on the networks about the disappearance of her father, Xavier. “Dad, you have gone into the light… I love you forever…”wrote the one whose daughter Manon looks just like her, before making a special and understandable request to her many fans, in this very special moment: “I desire to commune with you in silence and peace.” Very sad news for the singer, who shares a pretty photo of herself with her father and her brother, Jean. News which obviously touched the artist’s admirers, many of whom sent him kind words. “My deepest condolences. May he rest in peace” or “Tender thoughts to the whole family, be courageous. Rest in peace Mr Piétri”Internet users showed solidarity in this complicated period.
Julie Piétri talks about her childhood in Algeria
A big blow for the one who recently spoke about her youth in Algeria, a country that she had to leave in 1962, due to the Algerian war. “It’s difficult to talk about these events because we don’t necessarily agree with everyone. I don’t agree with my own family sometimes”explained on the morning set Good morning ! of TF1, the one whose companion was the musician Yann Cortella, before adding: “What was difficult, I think, was the heartbreak of my grandparents. I didn’t really realize it, I especially wanted to leave Algeria because it was pulling in all directions, it was jumping in every way. I saw things I shouldn’t have seen.”
