The entertainment world is in mourning after the death of Veronica Toussaint, Renowned actress, host and passionate athlete. At 48 years old, Toussaint lost his battle against cancer, leaving a legacy of talent and passion that will be remembered for generations.
In addition to his outstanding career in actingToussaint demonstrated his love for sports, especially athletics and football. In an episode of the “NET: It’s Never Too Late” podcast, the talented artist revealed her special connection with two Liga MX clubs.
Remembering his days as a high-performance athlete in the long jumpToussaint shared his love for the UNAM Pumas. “I go to the Pumas because, when I was young, I did athletics… Entering the stadium was epic, jumping there was very exciting, that’s when I got a taste for UNAM,” he expressed nostalgically.
However, he also confessed his affection for Cruz Azul, influenced by her friend Mariana Velázquez. “But I also got a taste for Blue Cross, Well it was just for meand sister (Mariana Velázquez). He made some horrible, disgusting bets,” he added with a laugh, revealing his sense of humor even in emotional moments.
On Thursday, May 16, Toussaint left after a brave battle against cancer, leaving a void in the Mexican entertainment industry. Her legacy includes outstanding performances in films such as “Cappadocia”, “Brothers and Detectives” and “Polar Bear”, for which she received awards and recognitions, including the Ariel for Best Female Co-Acting in 2018.
The news of his death was shared by channel Once and other media through social networks, unleashing a wave of condolences and tributes from colleagues, followers and fans of sport and Mexican culture.
Veronica Toussaint She leaves an indelible legacy as a multifaceted artist, sports lover and example of courage in the face of adversity. Her memory will live on in every performance, every smile and every moment shared with her loved ones and followers.
