New record for world's oldest person, Sister Andre shares secret to long life
'Her (daily) glass of wine maintains her, which is perhaps her longevity secret,' says staff member from Sister André's care home
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'Her (daily) glass of wine maintains her, which is perhaps her longevity secret,' says staff member from Sister André's care home
France's Sister Andre, also known as Lucile Randon, has become the world's oldest person following the death of Japan's Kane Tanaka. Andre also became the oldest person in Europe after she recently celebrated her 117th birthday. Born in 1904, Andre has now lived through two global health crisis as she was a teenager when the Spanish flu struck in 1918.
A Japanese woman recognised as the world's oldest person, Kane Tanaka, has died at age 119, just months short of her goal of reaching 120. Born on January
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TOULON, France -- France's Sister Andre, believed to have become the oldest person alive this week at the age of 118, said Tuesday she would now like to beat the record of oldest person ever and that work and caring for others had long kept her spry. In this file photo taken on February 10, 2021