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Just days before his death, Gérard Kadoche and Véronika Loubry exchanged vows in an intimate, urgent ceremony that has since been shared with the public. The brief wedding, held as illness advanced, has turned into a poignant chapter in Loubry’s grieving process.
Wedding at the hospital, a last-minute decision amid illness
The couple formalized their union at a hospital in Aix-en-Provence two days before Gérard Kadoche passed away. He was 61 and suffering from pancreatic cancer.
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Véronika Loubry revealed this private moment to her followers while trying to resume daily life. The news has reframed how the public sees the final days of the businessman.
How the announcement reached followers on Instagram
Loubry has been active on social media since she announced Kadoche’s death on December 11. She uses Instagram to stay connected with fans and to continue some of her professional posts.
During a recent series of stories, paused and restarted many times, she disclosed the wedding details. She showed her ring and spoke openly about the shock of losing her partner shortly after they tied the knot.
- December 11: Loubry announced his passing.
- January 14: She returned to Instagram stories and shared the marriage news.
- Wedding timing: The ceremony took place two days before Kadoche’s death.
Family support, rings bought by their children, and bittersweet joy
Their children helped arrange the small ceremony. They bought the wedding bands so the couple could be married “properly,” despite the circumstances.
For Loubry, those days were a mix of happiness and sorrow. She described them as among the most intense of her life — a joyful union shadowed by imminent loss.
Plans that had been delayed and what she shared about their timeline
The couple had previously planned a larger celebration, aiming for a May ceremony to mark a meaningful anniversary. Illness shortened their timeline and forced them to adapt.
Speaking candidly, Loubry reflected on how quickly events moved from planning to farewell. She emphasized the small, permanent gestures that now carry extra weight, like the wedding ring and the vows exchanged.
Public reaction and the path forward
The revelation prompted an outpouring of sympathy online. Supporters and colleagues sent messages of condolence and comfort.
Loubry continues to navigate her grief while keeping a public presence. Her posts blend personal reflection with ongoing professional activity.
