Stranger gives £10,500 to family of the boy thrown from the Tate Modern

Stranger gives £10,500 to family of the boy thrown from the Tate ModernThe French youngster was six years old when attacker Jonty Bravery seriously injured him at the Tate Modern, the art gallery beside the River Thames in central LondonNewsJeremy Armstrong News Reporter21:19, 15 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesEmergency services rushed to Tate Modern on August 4, 2019(Image: PA)An anonymous donor gave £10,500 to the French boy pushed from the Tate Modern balcony, bringing the total raised to more than £500,000.‌The French youngster was six years old when teen attacker Jonty Bravery seriously injured him at the London landmark in August 2019. The child, visiting with his parents on holiday, survived a 100 ft (30 m) fall.‌But he suffered severe injuries, including a brain bleed and numerous broken bones. His family refer to him as "notre petit chevalier," our little knight, in updates to supporters who donate to assist with his care.‌They explained that the youngster's rehabilitation is "proving longer and more difficult than expected" following an operation in January.View 3 ImagesThe Tate Modern in London(Image: Adam Gray / SWNS)OPINIONVoice of the Mirror'Tech giants must face tough consequences for spouting harmful content'Apps