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Died at the age of 79 on December 31, Jocelyne Wildenstein, famous jet-setter whose face was transformed by cosmetic surgery, will be entitled to a tribute in a particularly famous place in the French capital.
The socialite nicknamed the “cat woman”, Jocelyne Wildenstein, will be honored in Paris in an emblematic place
An essential figure of the jet-set and its international social evenings, Jocelyne Wildenstein at the very end of the year 2024, December 31, 2024. She will now be honored during a funeral service on January 23, 2025 at 3 p.m. in France in Paris, at the Père-Lachaise crematorium in the 20th arrondissement. His ashes will be scattered on the family ranch in Kenya, as revealed by TMZ.
Particularly known because she earned the nickname “cat woman”, Jocelyne Wildenstein, born Jocelyne Alice Périsset in Switzerland, died in her Parisian apartment, as specified in the press release announcing her death and revealed by , twenty-seven years old her cadet, in which we also learned the causes of his death, a pulmonary embolism in a Parisian palace: “The first reports from doctors called to the scene indicated that she had suffered a heart failure and that she died peacefully in her sleep.”
Jocelyne Wildenstein and cosmetic surgery
Jocelyne Wildenstein a eu two children, Diane and Alec Junior, born from her story with her first husband, Alec Wildensteina French horse breeder and art dealer who died in 2008. It is impossible not to refer to her without mentioning her numerous cosmetic procedures on her face which earned her her feline nickname, even. “Just look at photos of me back then. I just think I was prettier back then. There is a certain freshness that is lost over the years. But we find the same eyes, the same rounded cheeks or the same nose. I was cuter.”
Estimated at 2 million euros according to foreign media, his cosmetic operations – seven facelifts, injections and eye reconstruction indicate Madame Figaro – would have been fueled by Jocelyne Wildenstein’s desire to resemble a feline animal, a passion of her first husband Alec Wildenstein according to The Telegraph. The latter filed for divorce, a highly publicized procedure due to the fascinating physical transformation of the one called Catwoman in Anglo-Saxon countries. It was finalized in 1998.
