Actor Alain Delon, 88, was placed under “reinforced guardianship” this Thursday by the Montargis protection litigation judge, we learned from a source close to the case, confirming information from several media.
The sacred monster of cinema had been placed under the regime of judicial protection since January with the appointment of a legal representative “for his medical monitoring” and this measure was “converted into reinforced curatorship” on Thursday, according to this source.
Since the beginning of January, the star’s three children have been waging a fratricidal war, through the media and justice, each swearing to want to protect the cinema legend, in declining health since a stroke in 2019. His sons, Anthony, 59, and Alain-Fabien, 29, believes that Delon is being manipulated by their sister, Anouchka, 33, who hid his state of health from them and would like to bring him back to Switzerland.
The Delon saga far from over
“This implies that he no longer has total freedom in the management of his property and the decisions he could make and this makes it possible to manage certain medical aspects which concern him,” she added. The reinforced curatorship provides in particular that the curator manages the bank account of the protected person and pays their expenses, specifies the service-public.fr website.
Latest episode to date: Anouchka Delon sued her two brothers for invasion of privacy after the broadcast of the recording of a conversation between her and her father. The trial is scheduled to take place in April 2025 in Paris.