Anne Roumanoff Announces the Death of Her Ex-Husband Philippe Vaillant
Anne Roumanoff mourns the death of her ex-husband Philippe Vaillant, reflecting on their relationship and family.
Key Points
- • Philippe Vaillant passed away on July 1 at age 70.
- • Anne Roumanoff described their separation as amicable, highlighting the possibility of positive separations.
- • The couple was married for nearly 25 years and had two daughters together.
- • Roumanoff expressed gratitude for their relationship in her announcement.
On July 3, renowned French humorist Anne Roumanoff shared the poignant news of her ex-husband Philippe Vaillant's passing at the age of 70. Vaillant, who passed away on July 1 surrounded by family, was the father of Roumanoff's two daughters, Alice, 30, and Marie, 23. In an emotional Instagram post, the comedian reflected on their nearly 25-year marriage, their amicable separation in 2016, and the peaceful nature of their divorce finalized in 2018.
Roumanoff emphasized the positive elements of their relationship in her tribute, stating, "I have lived a beautiful story. I am happy to have lived it. I think we can separate with love. We do not have to separate in hatred!" This heartfelt acknowledgment underscores the family's bond despite the divorce, and Roumanoff expressed gratitude to her followers for their supportive messages during this difficult time.
Their relationship began in 1991 as Roumanoff gained fame, culminating in marriage in 1994. The announcement of Vaillant's death has resonated with many, providing a reminder of the deep connections that can exist even after relationships evolve.