Venezuelan journalist Michelle Sapin has died on the morning of March 17 at the age of 40 due to complications of multiple sclerosis he suffered after being admitted to intensive care at Kendall Regional Hospital in Miami.
It was her father, the well-known journalist Eduardo Sapene, who announced the death of his daughter through social networks.
“Today at 8:50 am, our beloved daughter Michelle has passed away from this earthly planeto go towards God the Father. We thank life for giving us a loving and sweet daughter for 40 years, who always filled us with joy and happiness. Michelle will live on in our hearts and memories until the day we have to join her in that best place we call “paradise”. May your soul rest in peace, dear daughter, ”the message says.
Celebrities express their condolences
The publication was filled with condolences and messages of support from Venezuelan celebrities, including Marjorie de Souza: “We are very sorry,” it says.
Scarlet Ortiz He also responded, “God keep her in your glory and rest in peace. I hug you tightly and have a lot of strength.”
Host of Awake America. Raul Gonzalezjoined the chain of condolences: “I’m so sorry for Eduardo and Fina. Wholeheartedly. I embrace from the bottom of my heart.”
Camila Canabal, Sergio Novelli, Juliet Lima, Wilmer Ramirez, Ligia Petit, Nelson Bustamante, Alfredo Romero and other celebrities also mourned the journalist’s death.
What did Michel Sapin die of?
Three years ago, the journalist was diagnosed multiple sclerosisbut it was in October 2021 that she was hospitalized due to a bacterial infection in her lungs, explained Eduardo Sapene in an account created on GoFundMe to raise money and be able to cover expenses since they no longer had savings or material benefits.
He added that the disease is caused by malnutrition, kidney failure, hematology, electrolysis, as well as severe pneumonia.
Michelle spent her last days in intensive care.
Trajectory Michel Sapin
The journalist was a member of well-known Venezuelan television programs such as “De Boca en Boca” and “Ají Picante”.
He also presented the show section of the El Observador newscast.
