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Bardot’s Farewell: Saint-Tropez Prepares for Private Funeral

> At a Glance

> – Funeral scheduled for Jan 7 at Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption Catholic Church

> – Service will be shown on two large screens at the port and Place des Lices

> – Burial will be held privately at the marine cemetery overlooking the Mediterranean

> – Why it matters: Fans and the town will honor Bardot’s 91-year legacy in a public yet intimate ceremony

Brigitte Bardot’s death at age 91 has prompted a carefully planned farewell in the town she helped popularise. The ceremony will combine a private burial with a public homage for her devoted followers.

Funeral Arrangements

The town hall announced that the service will take place on Jan 7 at the Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption Catholic Church. It will be broadcast on two large screens set up at the port and in the Place des Lices central square. After the ceremony, a private burial will follow at the marine cemetery, and a public homage will be held nearby.

  • Date of service: Jan 7
  • Venue: Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption Catholic Church
  • Broadcast locations: Port screen & Place des Lices screen
  • Burial site: Marine cemetery overlooking the Mediterranean

Bardot’s Legacy in Saint-Tropez

Saint-Tropez town hall said:

Saint-Tropez town hall stated:

> “Brigitte Bardot will forever be associated with Saint-Tropez, of which she was the most dazzling ambassador.

> Through her presence, personality and aura, she marked the history of our town.”

The star lived in La Madrague villa for more than half a century and retired from film in 1973 at age 39. Her parents and first husband Roger Vadim are also buried in the same marine cemetery, a final resting place for other local celebrities.

Marie-Jeanne Bardot (Mijanou) posted on Facebook:

> “She now knows whether our beloved pets are waiting for us on the other side.

> Let her not be afraid, and let her instead be in the love and joy of reuniting with them all.”

Black-draped podium displaying flowers and laurel wreaths under warm lighting in front of a French Riviera town hall

Key Takeaways

  • Funerals set for Jan 7 with a private burial and public homage
  • Service broadcast on two large screens in Saint-Tropez
  • Bardot’s legacy celebrated by town officials and family

The town’s tribute underscores Bardot’s lasting influence on Saint-Tropez and offers fans a chance to honour her memory in a heartfelt ceremony.

Author

  • Derrick M. Collins reports on housing, urban development, and infrastructure for newsoffortworth.com, focusing on how growth reshapes Fort Worth neighborhoods. A former TV journalist, he’s known for investigative stories that give communities insight before development decisions become irreversible.

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