Genevieve de Fontenay’s granddaughter Adele is moved to tears as she talks about her death.

On August 1, 2023, Genevieve de Fontaine bowed out. The woman wearing the hat made history at the Miss France pageant. Although she was no longer part of the organization and did not take care of Missis for many years, she kept an eye on the competition that made her famous. The circumstances of his disappearance have always been kept secret, but this Wednesday, January 17, his son, Xavier de Fontaine, decided to say a little more. “She left out of boredom. She was just living for this competition and that too.”

Trusts those presiding over the Mr France 2024 pageant: “She had big ulcers on her legs that she didn’t want to heal. Her heart was tired.”. Last July, Genevieve de Fonte was hospitalized after feeling unwell at home. Three days later, she breathed her last.

The touching tears of Adele, the granddaughter of Genevieve de Fontenay

“I was the last person to see him two hours before he disappeared, so it was really shocking.”Genevieve de Fontenay’s granddaughter Adèle appears at the end of the show on C8. “When I got home, two hours later, the doctors called. I was the one who picked up and from there, It was the sky falling on my head. Really literally, because we were in denial.”

Before clarifying the 27-year-old daughter of Xavier de Fontaine explains: “It’s true that she was declining, she was very weak for two or three months, she was a little sick, she wanted to quit, but I think like a lot of people, I didn’t want to quit. ‘Confession.’. The comments have also been confirmed by his sister Agathe, who was present on the set.

“It’s still hard for me to talk about it.”Trusts the granddaughter of Geneviève de Fontenay

“The last moments, we didn’t talk much, it was very moving”Adele explains with tears in her eyes, overcome with emotion: “It’s still hard for me to talk about it.” “She was not very tender, we did not hug very muchWe weren’t very touchy and in fact, at that last moment, we hugged for two minutes and when I left, I had a kind of premonition.”

The young woman confides, moved.