According to foreign media reports on July 14, Berlin-based actress Charlotte Valandrey passed away on July 13 at the age of 53.
Charlotte Valanzhi was born into a wealthy French family. Her first work was "The Red Kiss" in 1985. Charlotte Valanzhi, who was only 17 years old at the time, was shortlisted for the Berlin Film Festival with this play and became the most famous actress at the time. The young Berlin Best Actress, this record was not broken until 2012 by 14-year-old Rachel Malvazan.
Charlotte Valanzhi became famous at a young age and is also a frequent guest in historical movies. She played Sasha, the only daughter of the ambassador of the Principality of Moscow in "Orlando", played the imprisoned French beauty Coigny in "The Napoleonic Wars", and played the role of the imprisoned French beauty Coigny in "Orlando". "Madame Badu " and "Actresses Ball" both played important roles. When Charlotte Valanzhi was young, she was very charming, with delicate facial features and dazed eyes. She was once a popular movie star and was highly sought after by the industry.
Unfortunately, Charlotte Valanzhi became famous too early and met unkind people. A few days before she turned eighteen, she accidentally learned that she was suffering from AIDS . It is said that the person who infected her was a A member of a rock band, after the diagnosis, many directors abandoned her. Charlotte Valanzhi's career plummeted, and in the subsequent 27 works, she almost failed to play the leading role.
Charlotte Valanzhi wrote the autobiography "Love in the Blood" in 2005, revealing her condition of suffering from AIDS. This book was very popular in France, with sales of 180,000 copies, and was later adapted into a movie. .
Charlotte Valanvert has been fighting AIDS for 35 years. She underwent a transplant in 2003 and became the first AIDS patient in France to receive a heart transplant . However, Charlotte Valanzhi's condition did not improve. She suffered a heart attack in 2008 and her heart stopped beating for 22 seconds. Fortunately, she was rescued in time and saved her life.
Charlotte Valanzhi published an article in June this year revealing that she was preparing for a second transplant. Ten days later, her family said that Charlotte Valanzhi’s operation had failed, and then they announced that Charlotte Valanzhi had been transplanted for the second time. Shii's life has entered a countdown. Charlotte Valanzhi was last seen on May 30. At that time, she was admitted to the hospital and was preparing for a transplant surgery. She endured the pain and smiled.
From June 14th to July 13th, Charlotte Valanzhi spent time in ICU. Her family revealed the news of her death on July 14th: "I am so sad to hear that you passed away tonight. You She is a fighter, loves life, and is a mother who will always make her daughter proud. I send you a warm kiss. "
Although Charlotte Valanzhi is an AIDS patient, she lives an optimistic and positive life, and in 1999. By 2002, they maintained a marriage and gave birth to a daughter during the marriage. Her daughter Tara was HIV-negative when she was born. She is now 21 years old and has always been very healthy.
