Girlfriend Charlie Hebdo: I always knew he was going to die PHOTO

Girlfriend Charlie Hebdo: I always knew he was going to die PHOTO

The partner of 'Charb' – Stephane Charbonnier, editor of Charlie Hebdo – has said she always knew he would be assassinated.

In emotional interviews, 41-year-old Jeannette Bougrab said: 'I always knew he was going to die like Theo Van Gogh (the Dutch cartoonist murdered in 2004).'

'I begged him to leave France but he wouldn't. My companion is dead because he drew in a newspaper.'

Miss Bougrab, who had lived with Charb and her adopted daughter May for three years, added sadly: 'He never had children because he knew he was going to die. He lived without fear, but he knew he would die."

Remembrance: Jeannette Bougrab (pictured), the partner of deceased Charlie Hebdo editor, Charb, attended a ceremony today as her former boyfriend was made an honorary citizen of Paris

Devestated: And emotional Miss Bougrab  is pictured weeping for her lost love outside Paris City hall today

Murdered: Charb (pictured), the editor of Charlie Hebdo, was among six of the magazine's journalists to be killed in the attack

Shocking news: An emotional Jeannette Bougrab  rushed to the scene of the shooting (pictured) when her boyfriend, Stephane Charbonnier, did not reply to her texts

Inconsolable: Miss Bougrab (pictured) is comforted outside the offices of Charlie Hebdo after being told her boyfriend, Stephane Charbonnier, was killed in a brutal terrorist attack

Grief: An emotional Bougrab told a French TV station how she 'begged him to leave France but he would not'

Devestated: Miss Bougrab, pictured crying outside the Charlie Hebdo offices on the day of the massacre, has said she loved Charb 'because of the way he was - because he was brave'

Massacre: Two masked men, Said and Cherif Kouachi, burst into the Charlie Hebdo office (pictured) and began shooting journalists

Massacre: Two masked men, Said and Cherif Kouachi, burst into the Charlie Hebdo office (pictured) and began shooting journalists

The lawyer and former French Secretary for Youth and Community Life described to French TV station BMFTV how she got the news he was killed.'I was at a state meeting and I learned there had been a shooting,' she said.

'Then I sent him a text, a second text, third text, and then I phoned him and he wasn't answering and he never did that.

'When I got there, there were the cordons and we weren't allowed to get in and I learned there that he was dead.'


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