In 2002, Michel Fugain and his wife Stéphanie experienced a terrible tragedy: the death of their daughter Laurette. Quickly after this disappearance was born an association bearing the name of the deceased, which consists in fighting against leukaemia, cancer which is at the origin of this death. This Wednesday, November 8, an evening was organized at the Cinema The 7 Batignolles in Paris to celebrate the association’s 20th anniversary, with Stéphanie Fugain and her daughter Marie. The documentary And U.S? was projected on the big screen in front of the guests present on site, including Jean-Marie Bigard and Laurent Baffie.
The latter was also difficult to recognize, he who resorted to cosmetic surgery on several occasions by having hair implants put in. “One day, I was losing my hair, so I shaved my head. I said to my wife, ‘Look, I don’t have a bald head. I am very cozy, very fearful. I went to the best clinic and they gave me implants. I had a terrible pain, it hurts very, very badly. But I didn’t have a bald head, it didn’t suit me, it didn’t mark Bruce Willis“, he had notably declared in his one man show Laurent Baffie asks himself questions. But he also had his bags under his eyes touched up. Interventions carried out in Paris, at the Maison Lutetia aesthetic medicine clinic.
Note that the actresses Eloise Valli and Nathalie Corré, as well as the former deputy Georges Fenech were also present on site for this evening focused on the fight against leukemia.