Last September, during an issue of 12 blows of noon, a candidate had particularly touched Jean-Luc Reichmann. The young girl had recounted the fight she had led against the disease. “I fell ill a few years ago. And so I have been on dialysis for a lot of years, I would say 5 and a half years. I was expecting a donor and it was my brother who introduced himself to me and gave me one of his kidneys. I thank him every day.“, Marion explained. Words that echoed the personal life of the host of TF1.”It’s beautiful what you’re saying because dialysis is still very, very restrictive.“, reacted immediately Jean-Luc Reichmann.
The hero of the series Léo Mattei then intervened to make a painful confession on the state of health of his mother Josette: “This is the case with my mom, so I think very, very strongly about my mom, whom I love, of course. “, he admits before adding with emotion: “Thank you to your brother and thank you for making statements like this because it can help a lot of people. Me, I think of my mom and then you to your brother. […]. Thanks to you Marion!“
Jean-Luc Reichmann confides in his mother’s health problems
During an interview with Gala the December 24, 2021, the companion of Nathalie Lecoultre wanted to give news of the state of health of his mother. “Mom is 87 years old. As a great singer once said, ‘it goes and it comes back’. But for now, it’s okay“ , thus explained the host of the 12 strokes of noon. And to add: “We take advantage of every moment. So far, it’s okay … ” He also took the opportunity to tell how he planned to spend these end-of-year holidays. “We’re going to spend the Christmas holidays together. I will go down to Montastruc-La-Conseillère, near Toulouse, to spend the holidays with her“, he confided to our colleagues.
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