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The celebrity chef only lived to be 44.

Bertrand Grébaut, a renowned French chef and founder of the Parisian restaurant Septime, passed away at the age of 44 after battling cancer. He was diagnosed last autumn but succumbed to the illness in July 2026. Grébaut was known for his innovative approach to modern French cuisine, blending high-end culinary artistry with simple bistro-style food. His restaurant, Septime, became a landmark in Paris by breaking traditional gastronomic norms with its unique decor and location on the Left Bank of the Seine. Following his death, his longtime business partner Théophile Pourriat shared heartfelt condolences on their restaurant’s Instagram page, highlighting Grébaut’s courage and the impact he had on both the culinary world and those close to him.

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The celebrity chef only lived to be 44.

Bertrand Grébaut, a renowned French chef and founder of the Parisian restaurant Septime, passed away at the age of 44 after battling cancer. He was diagnosed last autumn but succumbed to the illness in July 2026. Grébaut was known for his innovative approach to modern French cuisine, blending high-end culinary artistry with simple bistro-style food. His restaurant, Septime, became a landmark in Paris by breaking traditional gastronomic norms with its unique decor and location on the Left Bank of the Seine. Following his death, his longtime business partner Théophile Pourriat shared heartfelt condolences on their restaurant’s Instagram page, highlighting Grébaut’s courage and the impact he had on both the culinary world and those close to him.

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