Veronique Poivre d’Arvor, a faithful and inimitable woman of the PPDA, died at the age of 81.

The news was announced on Friday, June 30, through a statement published in Le Figaro. Véronique Poivre d’Arvor, wife of the former JT de TF1 presenter, died on Saturday, June 24, aged 81, in Neuilly-sur-Seine. The statement was signed by her husband, Patrick Pouvre d’Avor, 75, as well as “Dorothene, Arnaud, Morgan, her children, Tiffen, Solenn, Garance, her missing children: François, Gwennael, Tristan, Mael, Jeremy, Joachim, Alexander, Charles, Blanche, his grandchildren, Nino and Alba, his great-grandchildren.”

According to the statement, the funeral of Patrick Poivre d’Arvor’s wife took place on Thursday, June 29, in Tregastel, Cote d’Armor, the birthplace of Véronique Courcou. The wife is now at rest with her daughter, Solenn, from her union with the broadcaster, who died on January 27, 1995. He, who struggled with anorexia for several years, committed suicide at the age of 19 by throwing himself under the subway train. Neuilly-sur-Seine. Veronik, a trained teacher, published a book in her memory. In Solenn (Albin Michel, 2005). In 2004, he also opened La maison de Solenn, an institution that helps teenagers, alongside Bernadette Chirac.

The PPDA case

Véronique and Patrick Pouvre d’Arvor met in 1962 while vacationing in Brittany. They married in 1971 and had six children together: Dorothe (born 1963), Arnaud (born 1972), Tiffen (born 1974 and died of sudden infant death syndrome in 1975), Solenn (born 1975 and disappeared in 1995). ), Garance (stillborn in 1980) and Morgan (born in 1981). A dedicated woman and unwavering support, Véronique Curcu never spoke in the PPDA case that arose in 2021, preferring to remain silent. It should be reminded that the former JT star presenter of TF1 is accused of rape and sexual harassment by more than thirty women.

In the video, “There may have been small kisses on the neck,” the PPDA announced in the March 3 Daily.