“I don’t know if I have the right to testify “, the message is bittersweet for Amanda Sthers, with that Johnny Hallyday had written his autobiography – Gala

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The death of Johnny Hallyday has upset his relatives. The news has upset the writer Amanda Sthers, who has paid homage to the idol of young people in a message posted on instagram.

Johnny Hallyday left France and his family in mourning after his death on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday 6 December. Amanda Sthers, writer and filmmaker, who has written her autobiography official In my eyes, published in 2013 by Plon, is also deeply affected by this loss. She cracked a message with the borrowing of softness, of nostalgia and regret on his account instagram, as a tribute to the personality of the rocker : “It is very difficult for you to testify in the avalanche of these statements. First of all, because I don’t know if I am right, then because there’s a race to who knew best. I wish I could cry for a friend away from people. But this ; this friend was not a friend like the others “, does it.

And then to lament not having been able to make him his farewell : “in recent times, I have not seen it and I regret it,” she wrote. “Johnny is the symbol of a whole generation. It makes us realize that our parents are mortal, we are mortal, that everything goes…”, she continues.

In mid-November, Amanda Sthers had collapsed on the set of C with a hygrometer referring to the illness of Johnny Hallyday. “I think that it is built all on our flaws. Some fall in with. Other, and it makes it harder and harder. Johnny has this incredible force is continually reborn from its ashes. I can’t believe that today it is badly “, said she.

I wrote these few words on Johnny I could not convince myself to post a single photo … I believe with all my heart to his wife and children.

A post shared by Amanda Sthers (@amandasthers) on Dec 7, 2017 at 10:40am PST

Credits photos : Giancarlo Gorassini/BestImage

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