Aside from television sets,
Jean-Luc Reichmann is very involved in the animal cause. In 2013, the star presenter of TF1 adopted
a dog named Donna which he regularly gives news about to his followers on social networks.
His commitment is not limited to adoption. When summer comes, Jean-Luc Reichmann has a habit of lecturing pet owners.As the holidays approach, don’t abandon your pets”he wrote on Instagram three years ago. The actor who plays Léo Mattei wants to set an example.
August 15th, not like the others by Jean-Luc Reichmann
Jean-Luc Reichmann’s family is growing! This Thursday, August 15, 2024,
the host of the 12 strokes of noon announces to his thousands of followers the arrival ofa lovely little kitten in his home via the social network X (formerly known as Twitter). “The news just came today and it’s official.
IT’S A BOY“he wrote, proudly.
The happy owner of this little ball of fur is asking his subscribers to contribute: “It’s the year of V, W, X, Y, Z. What do we call it then?“. The suggestions are overflowing in the comments of his publication: Yuki, Woody, Ziggy, Zeus, Wealthy, Zan-Luc, Vegas, Velours, Vivi, Winny, Yatta, Zenith, Zizou, Winston, Watson, Willow, Zephir, Zorro…
Jean-Luc Reichmann: his difficult decision for Donna
In 2021, Jean-Luc Reichmann entrusted Donna to the good care of surgeons. At the end of a surgical procedure, the female dog adopted a few years earlier had been
amputated of a leg. “Unfortunately, in life, there are painful decisions to make… Even on three legs, I love you my dog”wrote his owner on Instagram after the operation.
A little later that same year, he spoke about this painful sequence on the set of 12 coups de midi on the occasion of World Animal Day. A video broadcast on air showed him congratulate Donna on her “big progress”. “This is my dog, and we had to amputate one of his legs. I’m thinking of you, my dog. I’m sending you a big hug, Donna,”
commented Jean-Luc Reichmann, particularly moved.
