René Malleville, a well-known supporter of Olympique de Marseille, died on September 19, 2021, on Sunday at 73.
Rene Malleville was a former columnist for Touche pas a mon poste and a well-known supporter of Olympique de Marseille.
He was also an unconditional fan of OM. Former OM Midfielder Maxime Lopez also paid his condolences to Rene.
Samuel Massilia, a writer, and columnist for Radio Star’s “Mon OM à Moi,” was the one who broke the news on Twitter. “I’m in excruciating pain. My heartfelt condolences to his family, who stood by him till the end. “Rest in peace, my guardian angel,” he expressed his condolences.
Rene Malleville Femme (Wife): Who Was He Married To?
We are yet to uncover who Rene was married to. He was an extremely private person when it came to his personal life.
Similarly, what we do know is that Rene and his wife have children of their own. Their names and whereabouts are yet to unfold.
Shortly after becoming a father, Rene completed his military service and returned in the year 1968.
Rene Malleville Age And Net Worth
Rene Malleville was only 73 years old when he passed away.
He was born on 1 December 1947 in Carcassonne. By nationality, he is French.
He was a Politician, TV Columnist, Bar Owner, and a Unionist.
Likewise, Rene Malleville’s Net worth’s speculations were between $100,000 up to $1 Million.
Rene’s Instagram handle name is @renemalleville_official. Likewise, His Twitter account’s handle name is @renemalleville, with over 148.7 thousand followers and 37.5 thousand tweets.
Rene Malleville Cancer Type: What Was His Cause Of Death?
Rene Malleville previously revealed that he had Cancer. Unfortunately, further clarifications on what type of cancer he was suffering from are not disclosed.
Rene, just recently, i.e., on August 18, publicly announced his illness, saying, “Good evening, I believe it is time to tell you the truth.” They’ll insert a gadget in my arm tomorrow to start the chemo sessions.”
He further added, “My family surrounds me and is in good spirits, thanks in part to the thousands of messages you’ve sent me.”
Little did we know that the cancer would take his life so soon.
Malleville, a columnist on C8’s Touche pas à mon poste, was particularly popular among football fans, particularly in Marseille, although not exclusively. Hundreds of tribute texts were published in this manner after his death was announced.