Veronica Toussaintbeloved Mexican actress, host and comedian, died on Thursday, May 16 after fighting against breast cancer for three years. The information was confirmed by hosts of Imagen Televisión, a company where he worked during the last months of his life and built a solid friendship with several of his colleagues, among whom stand out Eduardo Videgaray and ‘The Estaca’.
So far, his relatives have not commented on the matter, however, it is known that they took control of his social networks because the comments on some of his publications and his daughter were limited. Miyuki published a message in his memory.
Information about what the comedian’s last days were like has fallen in dribs and drabs, as her family members have stayed out of the situation, while her friends have only tried to share messages of love in her memory.
According to journalist Ana María Alvarado, who is also a collaborator of Imagen Televisión, she shared some details about the difficulties that her former partner faced in the last month of her life.
“The last month he was not well, he suffered very strong pain in the last few days, he did not have a good time but he did it with great integrity (…) In this third time that it (the cancer) manifested itself again it was through some red welts on the chest, then brown, purple, black,” Ana María Alvarado acknowledged.
It was for that reason that he went to the doctor to check his health and unfortunately the diagnosis he received was not encouraging. And she needed to resume radiation to combat the disease, however, she decided not to take the treatment because she already felt very tired and weak.
According to the entertainment journalist, Verónica Toussaint published the photograph she took of a butterfly perched on her hand when she already knew that the progression of the disease had no return and for that reason she added the phrase: ‘Almost’.
“She knew there was no remedy and she put a butterfly, a shocking image came to me and she was sending a message. She was not clear because she did not want to say it publicly, but she already knew that the end was near.
In fact, for that reason Verónica Toussaint would have made the decision to leave the program ¡Qué Chulada!:
“He said: ‘What I left, I’m going to go on vacation, I’m going to be with my family, I’m going to live it and I’m going to enjoy it.’”
