It was on August 6, 2022, that Daniel Lévi, suffering from colorectal cancer since 2019, breathed his last. Since his death, his widow Sandrine Levi had not spoken. This Tuesday, October 25, she breaks the silence in the columns of the newspaper The Parisian. The opportunity to reveal her daily life and how painful it is for her to live without her other half. But also to give news of their daughter Nessyel, this child they had together, whose birth Daniel Lévi had announced during the summer, on July 15. A little girl who, according to her mother, looks a lot like his late dad.
“My daughter, this is the most beautiful gift that I could have had in my lifebook Sandrine. His father is a man thanks to whom I have everything. She looks so much like him, Daniel’s eyes are very light green, hers are blue, but she has eyes as piercing as his. A look that speaks a lot and says it all. Like his father…“Sandrine Lévi sees her role as a mother helping her on a daily basis to try to overcome this tragic loss. To our colleagues, she said more about the character of this little girl but also about the period following childbirth, so that Daniel Lévi was ill.
My princess is adorable
“My princess is adorabledeclares the widow of Daniel Lévi about their little Nessyel. I take it everywhere with me. She will never replace her dad because he is still there, but she is as close to me as I was to her father.“Just after giving birth, she entrusted her to her sisters to take care of Daniel, as Sandrine confides.It was very painfulshe admits. I remember that the midwife who had followed my pregnancy had received us, Daniel and I, for childbirth preparation classes, I remember that this angel who is called Marianne had said to me: ‘Sandrine he tell your daughter everything. When you cry, when you laugh, when you feel bad or when you go to leave her because her father needs you.’ I did so well to listen to it. My daughter is a marvel, she is my confidante.”
Remember that on November 7, Sandrine Lévi will organize in Mogador the great evening tribute to the deceased singer with Patrick Bruel, Pascal Obispo and part of the cast of the legendary musical The ten Commandments.