It’s a miracle! If Jean-Luc Reichmann makes the lunches of millions of French people shine on TF1 every day of the week with his famous smile and his eternal good humor, it does not mean that the presenter has not known terrible moments during his life. In his documentary Jean-Luc Reichmann, an extraordinary destinybroadcast on July 2 on TF1the host of 12 strokes of noon, show in which he wears many fetish objects, is going to come back to the complicated periods of his past. Whether it’s the teasing of his childhood because of his stain on his nose or his serious motorcycle accident which almost cost him his life.
Indeed, although he has just returned from a road trip on a motorcycle with his partner Nathalie Lecoultre when they were in the United States, Jean-Luc Reichmann could well have never got back on a two-wheeler. Blame it on this accident which occurred in 1984 when he was hit by a motorist. The host is then ejected from his motorcycle and had to undergo numerous surgeries because of a very heavy balance sheet. Doctors at the time were not very optimistic about his ability to walk again.
A long fight
Bursting of the spleen and completely severed left arm… the one who considers himself “very boring” in the animation was able to count on the support of his partner and his steely mind to move forward and recover from this tragedy. An event that will evoke the mother of the animator, as well as his brother, in the documentary which will be dedicated to him.
As for the presenter 12 strokes of noonhe says he is proud and lucky to have succeeded in this “fight”. “I lived it as a fight, to fight and continue to hope”he confides modestly to our colleagues from Here is before adding: “When my mum said I never complained once, I never realized it. I knew I didn’t have to complain but to win this fight but like hundreds of thousands of French people who are fighting against disease and the scourges of daily life. It was indeed a fight and somewhere, I won it”.
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