An emblematic figure of the television universe, Jean-Luc Reichmann attracts more than 4 million viewers every day with his show The 12 strokes of noon. In addition to the animation of the flagship program of TF1, the presenter also embodies Léo Matteï in the eponymous series. Actor, animator, the companion of Nathalie Lecoultre is also a father.
At the head of a recomposed tribe, Jean-Luc Reichmann prefers to remain discreet about his private life. Although he very rarely mentions his brats, Mimie Mathy’s sidekick recently let himself go in Louise Aubery’s podcast InPower. “I am super happy. I have my children who are doing very well, joy and happiness. audiovisual. What happiness! I’m super happy because they have fun without it. I have one who is super cool, super green, another wants to earn a lot of money, and the third who is in the fashion, luxury, fashion… But the goal is for them to stand on their own, to be respectful”, he confided.
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Tensions within the clan
Father hen, Jean-Luc Reichmann recognizes all the same that the subjects of discord are omnipresent within his clan. “You have to be careful what they say, what they do… today’s vocabulary can be denigrating”. Nathalie Leboutte’s ex also took the opportunity to come back to the last argument. “I realized that writing might no longer be mandatory with artificial intelligence. There all of a sudden you freak out. ‘Yeah but dad, nobody writes anymore’. ‘Excuse me?! ‘”
And to conclude: “Afterwards, I’m quite open. And moreover, in a consumer society, my children are very much focused on tomorrow, it’s very interesting, in relation to the planet and ecology. That means that there is an evolution of mentality.“Touching confidences.
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