On Wednesday, August 16, he suffered a stroke while on vacation in Marrakesh, Morocco. He has been in a coma ever since. The Franco-Algerian comedian and humorist Vahid Bouzid died on Sunday, August 20, as a result of a stroke. He was 45 years old.
A historical figure of the Jamel Comedy Club, Wahid Bouzid belongs to the first wave of comedians who became famous thanks to this stand-up scene started by Jamel Debuz, which gave pride to diversity. He then embarks on a one-man show adventure and it doesn’t take long for him to gain the attention of television. Endowed with a capital of undeniable empathy, the actress becomes a regular on the set of Arthur (“Vendredi, tout est permis”) and briefly becomes a commentator on the Téléfoot program.
Among the persons who paid him homage, we naturally find Arthur the host.
What a sad story.
Vahid, I will remember your kindness, sweetness, kindness and years in Vtep.
I am thinking of your family, loved ones, friends and buddies in this painful ordeal you are going through 🙏🏻. pic.twitter.com/ii8iKmRXXt— Arthur_Officiel (@Arthur_Officiel) August 20, 2023
In the cinema, he reproduces the secondary roles of Nakache and Toledano (Tellement Proches), Philippe Lashaw (Nicky Larson and Perfume of Cupid) or even Gabriel Julien-Laferriere (Neil his mother, his mother).
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