A French boy who was injured in 2019 after being pushed from a viewing balcony at Tate Modern in London has been discharged from hospital, according to multiple outlets. The child, who was six at the time of the attack, suffered life-changing injuries as a result of the fall. In reports following his discharge, his family says he has a “smile back on his face,” indicating improvement in his condition after treatment and rehabilitation. The coverage describes the injury as severe and notes the long period the boy spent receiving care since the incident in 2019. The articles refer to the case as involving an assault at the gallery and identify the incident as occurring while the boy was on a public viewing platform. The family update comes after the extended hospital stay and highlights the boy’s recovery milestone, with no additional details provided in the excerpts about changes to the legal process or sentencing. All accounts focus on the discharge and the family’s description of his progress.