Patrick Bruel in mourning, pays a touching tribute to one of his deceased loved ones

Canadian journalist Herby Moreau, nicknamed the red carpet specialist, died at the age of 56 this Sunday, November 3. His friend Patrick Bruel pays tribute to him.

This Tuesday, November 5, Patrick Bruel and many other celebrities are in mourning. On his Instagram account, the interpreter of Who has the right and father of two boys now aged 21 and 18, Oscar and Léon, of whom he said all the good things he thought in the podcast of Tele-Leisure titled Parents Firstpublished this Tuesday, November 5 in the morning, a message to pay tribute to Canadian journalist Herby Moreau, who died this Sunday. Words that Patrick Bruel accompanied with four photos of him and the journalist, nicknamed the red carpet specialist, dancing and striking funny poses.

“You've been there from the start“: Patrick Bruel pays tribute to Herby Moreau, the Canadian red carpet specialist

“Herby… Herby Moreau… I can’t believe I’m writing these words…“, we can read in the latest Instagram publication from Patrick Bruel's account. “You have been there from the beginning, since my very first day in Montreal… You have been there for all the important moments, so many firsts, so many red carpets, so many surprises… so much audacity! You will have been able to make us laugh, give us confidence, in two words, make artists shine because that was your gift. Your work was above all your passion, your life… Thank you for this loyalty, this complicity, this respect and above all our bursts of laughter!“, continues to write the ex-husband of Amanda Sthers before concluding his touching message: “You leave a big void… But also your mark. All my thoughts for your son, your mother, your family and your many friends… Thank you for everything“. All crowned with a white heart in homage.

Herby Moreau, the Canadian red carpet specialist, dies at the age of 56

Born July 19, 1968 in Haiti, Herby Moreau arrived in Canada at the age of 5. Although he obtained his journalism degree in Lille, France, it was in Montreal that he made a career as a host, reporter and cultural columnist. Known for his interviews with the biggest stars, Herby Moreau leaves his mark on the Canadian media landscape, and more particularly in Quebec. Before the 2000s, he hosted the Auditions of the Star Academy Quebecois and the weekly cultural program Star System. But in 2009, Herby Moreau took off by creating his own web TV channel, called Herby.tv, on which he broadcasts videos and photos of the moments he shared with stars from around the world – but especially from Canada. The causes of his death remain unknown to this day.