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Family of boy, 6, thrown from Tate Modern issue update on his recovery
The boy survived a 30-metre fall and has regained many physical abilities; his family shared updates including plans for surgery in early 2026 and over £470,000 raised for recovery.
- On Sunday, the unnamed French child was attacked while on holiday at Tate Modern, London gallery, and has now made a remarkable recovery, able to run, jump, and swim again.
- Jonty Bravery picked up and hurled the child from the 10th-floor balcony after more than 15 minutes stalking potential victims; Bravery, then aged 17 with autism, was allowed out unsupervised from supported accommodation.
- Surviving a 30m fall, the victim spent months in intensive care with a brain bleed and broken bones, requiring 10 rehabilitation sessions per week and showing limited but improving memory skills.
- A GoFundMe for the family's recovery has raised over �476,000, and Jonty Bravery, attacker, pleaded guilty to attempted murder and was jailed in 2020 for at least 15 years.
- Next year, the boy faces another operation requiring nearly two months immobilisation, and the boy's family say they must move soon to find a specialist school accommodating 10 rehabilitation sessions per week.
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Six years after being thrown out of the London museum, the boy is definitely better."We are glad that he was able to reach this stage of progress before his next operation," said his family.
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