A few days ago, Aël Pagny went to the set of What an era! to discuss the release of Pagny by Ael (HarperCollins), a photo book in which the young photographer immortalizes her father's career and intimate moments, mixing stage shots with other, more personal ones, such as that of his radiotherapy. We notably see Florent Pagny taken in the middle of a chemotherapy treatment session and his daughter explained in this photo: “It was not a reflex for me to take photos of my father undergoing treatment or at his worst. We are very modest in the family (…) As it happens, it was his last session of radiotherapy He said to himself, 'Come on, take the photo, let's mark the occasion.'”explains the singer’s daughter.
Aël was also present on November 6 for the party organized by his mother, Azucena, to celebrate Florent Pagny's 63rd birthday. A surprise dinneras revealed Closer this Friday, November 15, to which his son Inca was also invited, and which was held in a restaurant in the 17th arrondissement from Paris, “in the company ofaround fifty guests, all faithful“. A beautiful evening for the one who shared a strong moment with his daughter Aël in a very symbolic place recently, which “sis seen offering, among other things, a shirt with a snake pattern Isabel Marant“. No stars for this intimate evening despite the many celebrities he is close to.
Aël talks about his father and his illness
A beautiful family moment for someone who has been fighting lung cancer for several years. Still on the show What an era!his daughter did not hesitate to return to this family ordeal, revealing that her father nicknamed the illness “the switch”. “Because she put not only her tour on hold but our entire lives”explains the daughter of Florent Pagny, who revealed her reaction after the announcement of the diagnosis: “I learned about the first diagnosis when I was flying back to Argentina. I asked myself the question of staying, but mom was with him. I said to myself 'he has his other half with him', it's okay. I'll be more useful to manage our farm in Argentina We lived day to day, but we knew he was in good hands for the treatments We were going to experience it as another adventure, even if we. hadn't chosen her.”
