The funny and moving message from Laurent Baffie and Philippe Corti for Thierry Ardisson at the exit of Saint-Roch

Laurent Baffie. Furthermore, Philippe Corti resumed service together yesterday July 17, after the funeral of Thierry Ardisson.

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“Nice ceremony, nice, family, friends, it was very moving,” the humorist started in a video posted from the restaurant where guests gathered at the religious ceremony of the funeral of Thierry Ardisson.

In this message. Therefore, the author, who had removed his dark glasses, but kept his black baseball cap on his head, first thanks his subscribers and friends for the many messages of condolences which were addressed to him since the death, on July 14, of the funny moving message laurent baffie man in black. Furthermore, But the madman of the king of Thierry Ardisson invited at this moment of tribute Philippe Corti. Consequently, the platinist of the Nuits Blanches televisuelles of the late animator. So that could only slip … as before.

DJ Corti asked “Baffie” what he said before the coffin of the Creator of Salut, the Terriens. Moved. Laurent Baffie said he had sent a last valve to his old friend: “So now, we move more during the Jingle”, a sentence that was coming back during the nightclubs of Thierry Ardisson. While Corti reacts laughing in the middle of his tears of sadness, Laurent Baffie adds: “You don’t respect anything”.

This small number of duettists dressed all black (jacket. t-shirt) as the tradition wants and “the ardisson dress code” requested on the announcement, badly hid the emotion that hugged those who, well in the year, accompanied Thierry Ardisson in funny moving message laurent baffie his career … and, what we did not know, in his long and cruel disease.

After an an hour. a half ceremony in the Saint-Roch church in Paris, Audrey Crespo-Mara, the wife of Thierry Ardisson, and their respective children applauded with the guests Le Corbillard who took the black coffin of the host, who died of a liver cancer at 76 years old. The coffin had also entered the bravos in the artists’ parish church.

“Well. it’s over”, Jean-Louis Aubert’s song which finished his shows was part of the reading list chosen by Thierry Ardisson for his latest show. A thousand people had made the trip.