Several months after the death of his father, Cyril Hanouna spoke about the last months of his life in the show Touche pas à mon poste this Monday, October 7.
A few months ago, Cyril Hanouna lost his father, Ange Hanouna. He was 76 years old and
fought against illness for several months in the hospital. Ange Hanouna was a general practitioner who was passionate about his work and was notably decorated with the Legion of Honor medal.
On social networks, the C8 host expressed his immense sadness. “After nearly nine months in the hospital where he foughtwith incredible couragemy dad left us. He was a great man who only thought about helping others and who always did good to those around him. Everyone loved him. And we, his family, loved him and adored him.” he had written.
Cyril Hanouna talks about the death of his father
Several months after the disappearance of his father, Cyril Hanouna struggles to mourn. This Monday, October 7, he devoted a large part of his show to the tragic events that occurred a year ago, to the day, in Israel. Upset, the C8 host spoke of his father whom he accompanied for many months in the hospital.
Moved to tears, he declared: “My father was hospitalized for many weeks. He had many friends who were Muslim and he never talked about religion. I often went to see him in the hospital. I saw the Karims, the Nabillas, the Fatou who looked after my father from morning to night and they didn’t wonder if he was Jewish or not. He just wanted to save him.”
“We talk too much about religion”
In a very tense context, he delivered a very touching speech which left the chroniclers speechless… “Today, we must behave like all these nurses who took care of my father”, he explained. And to continue: “We talk too much about religion. We don’t care about religion.
The host then criticized Jean-Luc Mélenchon: “He doesn’t really care the Palestinian cause. It bothers me because I don’t care. He says he will have an electorate on this. Today, you should know, no one wants to choose a side. And Jean-Luc Mélenchon stirs up hatred. Today, it is he who brought the conflict back to France.”
he concluded.
Related News :