Tributes from Laeticia Hallyday, Estelle Lefébure and Carla Bruno to Constance
Constance de la Fontaine has died at the age of 48, as announced by her sister, actress Agathe de la Fontaine. Her passing has deeply saddened Laeticia Hallyday, Véronika Loubry, and other celebrities who knew her well.
It’s a dark day for all of Constance de la Fontaine ‘s loved ones. A friend of the stars and a passionate fashion enthusiast , she was a close confidante of Laeticia Hallyday, Estelle Lefébure, Véronika Loubry , and former First Lady Carla Bruni, all of whom paid tribute to her on social media upon learning the sad news of her passing. It was her sister, actress Agathe de la Fontaine, who announced her death. ” To my little sister, how can I accept that at 48, life has bound you to everyone like this… Cancer took you, but it will never take away who we were, “ wrote the actress, who was married to former footballer Emmanuel Petit, with whom she had a daughter, Zoé. This was the first of many tributes.
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On Saturday morning, May 9th, Instagram was flooded with messages in memory of Constance de la Fontaine. Among the first to react was Laeticia Hallyday, already grieving the death of her friend Nadia Farès just a few weeks earlier . “Forever in my heart, Constance, ” wrote the mother of Jade and Joy in her Instagram story, captioning a photo of herself with the deceased. Estelle Lefébure, currently promoting her book, * Mes meilleures recettes bien-être* (My Best Wellness Recipes), shared two selfies of herself and Constance de la Fontaine taken at the beach : “ To you, my ‘supergirl.’ You will always be in my heart, my sweet friend ,” wrote the former wife of David Hallyday and Arthur.
Very quickly, Laeticia Hallyday’s tributes were followed by those of former First Lady Carla Bruni. Having also worked in the fashion industry, she was very close friends with Constance de la Fontaine and did not hide her grief upon hearing of her death. ” Farewell, my Constance, peace to your precious soul, ” wrote Nicolas Sarkozy ‘s wife , before adding ” RIP ” in another Instagram story. But the one who spoke most eloquently upon hearing of her passing was undoubtedly Véronika Loubry, who was probably the closest to her.
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