Nothing is going well for Pierre Palmade! Since February 10, 2023, the comedian has sadly made the front page of the media because of the terrible road accident he caused in Seine-et-Marne. While driving under the influence of cocaine, the latter violently collided with a vehicle which was coming from the front. In the shock, a pregnant woman who unfortunately lost her baby, the driver and her six-year-old son were seriously injured along with the star.
If their lives are no longer in danger, the victims of the collusion keep many consequences: physical and psychological. According to the latest news, Pierre Palmade is still indicted for “manslaughter and manslaughter” And “house arrest under electronic bracelet”. “The idea of having destroyed the life of this family devastates him. He prays, and we with him […]”, confided Hélène Palmade, the actor’s sister to AFP last February. “As vain as it may seem, Peter asks their forgiveness from the depths of his soul”.
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Pierre Palmade under pressure
In addition to his legal worries, Pierre Palmade would also be in debt. According to exclusive information from our colleagues from Closer revealed this Thursday, April 6, 2023, the actor would face pressure from his creditors. The principal concerned would have three months to repay the money due! This period passed, the luxurious residence of the comedian located in Cély-en-Bière – bought in 2017 – could be seized.
A new blow for Pierre Palmade! According to his sister’s confidences for “Le Point” revealed in March 2023, Muriel Robin’s sidekick would have a slate estimated at 250,000 euros from taxes, Urssaf, and his producer… In debt up to his neck, the ex-husband of Véronique Sanson and his entourage would rack their brains to resolve this situation.
The latest news, Pierre Palmade would continue to receive nearly 5,000 euros per month thanks to his royalties. Being still under house arrest, and having put his other projects on stand-by, he would (for the moment) have no other sources of income. To be continued…
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