On December 22, 2020, Claude Brasseur left us at the age of 84 following a stroke. The hero of the saga Camping– TF1 broadcasts the second part this Sunday evening – left behind his son Alexandre, his grandchildren Louis and Jeanne as well as his wife and widow, Michèle Cambon-Brasseur who accompanied him for fifty years. During the funeral of Claude Brasseur in December 2020, his son Alexandre had paid a vibrant tribute to the one who disappeared the same year as Guy Bedos, his partner in An elephant cheats a lot and We’ll all go to heaven : “Death is sad but life is beautiful. And God knows he loved her brazenly. You told me that your only ambition would be to be part of the nostalgia of tomorrow. from yesterday. Thank you Dad! We love you.”
In an interview withParis Match on December 30, 2020, a few days after the death of his father, the actor of tomorrow belongs to us on TF1 took the opportunity to deliver a few words about his late father: “He was often convinced that I judged him. I never judged my father. In his place, perhaps, sometimes, I would have done worse. We must not judge, we must seek to understand, to accept. I loved my father unconditionally. I will always remember the warmth of his hands when he vibrated. He was hot. He was alive.”