💔 Young Hero’s Courageous Battle Continues 💔
The brave young boy who was tragically thrown from the Tate Modern back in 2019 is still unable to walk and faces ongoing challenges in his recovery. The heart-breaking update comes directly from his family, who are navigating tough times as his rehab is taking longer than expected.
Back at six years old, during a holiday in London, the little French boy was hurled 100ft from the 10th-storey balcony by Jonty Bravery. Miraculously, he survived but with severe injuries including a brain bleed, spine fractures, and broken limbs. Now an adolescent, he remains in a rehabilitation centre and can only leave in a wheelchair on weekends.
His family has courageously shared their journey on a GoFundMe page, which has raised over £500k since the tragedy. They describe this phase as “a sad step backward” but remain hopeful for brighter days. After his January surgery, his path to walking again is slow, filled with frustration but also remarkable resilience. 🙏
The family had to relocate to be near a school that accommodates his needs and allows him to continue his education alongside his treatments. They’re determined to support their “little knight” as he battles on with courage and determination.
The attacker, Jonty Bravery, was just 17 when he committed this senseless act, and he has been serving a life sentence since. Our thoughts are with the boy and his family as they continue to fight for his recovery. 💪❤️
Let’s send them strength and support during this challenging time.