Gael Pietri and Gaspard Ulliel at the Vogue Foundation Gala during Paris Fashion Week. (Paris, July 9, 2014). Briquet-Gouhier-Orban
In his book It’s time to say goodbyeThe actor’s former companion, which will be released on April 26, returns to the latter’s tragic death and the reactions it had on his 6-year-old son, Orso.
Writing often serves as a way to express pain. In It’s time to say goodbyeIn bookstores from April 26, Gael Pietri looks back on the tragic aftermath of the death of his former companion Gaspard Ulliel, who disappeared on January 19, 2022 in a skiing accident while on vacation in Savoie. After an almost nationwide mourning, the film world mourned the death of this only 37-year-old actor, the young woman expressed the grief of the 5-year-old family and son Orso at the time of the events.
In the video, Gaspar Ulliel shares a wonderful video of his son Orso
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On the occasion of the book release, Gael Pietri assured the book columns Sunday newspaper published on April 16. “I didn’t know how to deal with this unexpected drama […] Just as he was hit by another skier, I collapsed in my bathroom in Paris. I had the impression of giving birth when I received a knife in my stomach, unbearable pain,” he explained.
Seeing his mother upset, but not knowing why, little Orto whispered to her: “Mom, you won’t die, or I’ll be alone with dad.” And continue. “My son had these words, terrible in retrospect.” Gaspard Ulliel did indeed die a few hours later upon arrival at the hospital.
Testament letters
Gael Pietri has remained very low-key since the death of her former life partner, with whom she spent seven years. “When he died, I wanted to at least protect us so I wouldn’t say anything,” she confided. They throw you in the food on social networks. Gaspar boycotted them. He kept his privacy. People went so far as to invent that he had made a will and almost assumed that I had killed him to profit from it.
It’s time to say goodbye So he will have no ambition other than to surrender himself and bequeath something to his son. “Love letters are testimonials,” she added. Immersed in this book, when he grows up, (our son) will find his father there, the words will allow him to capture a figure, the one who lost himself too soon. And to clarify. “I do not reveal ourselves in this book. I leave Gaspar to his mysteries. That’s what he would have wanted.”
Source: Le Figaro
