French boy left who was with life-changing injuries after being thrown 100ft from Tate Modern balcony ‘leaves hospital with a smile on his face’ after further treatment nearly seven years on from the attack

A French boy who was thrown 100ft from a balcony in the Tate Modern has left hospital ‘with a smile’ after getting further treatment. 

The young child, then aged six, received life-changing injuries when he was hurled from the 10th floor of the building by disturbed teenager Jonty Bravery in 2019.

Despite miraculously surviving the fall, which happened on a family holiday, the boy suffered a brain bleed and broken bones. 

But now, almost seven years on from the attack, the child has been again discharged from the hospital with ‘a smile back on his face’, his family said.

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