“That evening, we were having a pleasant time preparing for New Year’s. We took a nap to freshen up before the celebrations. Her legs were severely swollen due to phlebitis, and blood flow to her brain was compromised. We dozed off, and when I woke up, I said, ‘Jocelyn, we need to get ready.’ But she was cold and lifeless.

” Lloyd expressed his sorrow to the press, his voice heavy with grief. “It’s unbelievably tragic… So heartbreaking to go to bed with your partner of 21 years, eagerly awaiting the New Year, only to find her cold… gone.”

The official cause of death for the so-called Catwoman was determined to be pulmonary embolism. Considering Jocelyn Wildenstein’s extensive history of cosmetic surgeries, such health issues didn’t come as a surprise. Nevertheless, the socialite always insisted that her distinctive appearance was inherited from her grandmother. “I don’t understand why the media calls her the ‘Catwoman.’ She’s always looked like this. She never had anything done to her face. I have photos of her at 16, and she looked exactly the same!

People always confused her with Brigitte Bardot. Whenever we went to French restaurants, everyone would greet her, saying, ‘Hello, Brigitte!’ I would tell her, ‘You look so much like Brigitte Bardot,’” people close to Wildenstein shared.

It’s worth noting that until her final days, Jocelyn remained remarkably active, attending public events and relishing fashion shows, where she always appeared impeccably dressed.