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For more than a week, a rumor had circulated according to which Jean-Luc Reichmann would no longer provide the presentation of his cult show, “Les 12 Coups de Midi”, at the start of the school year. He would even be downright fired from TF1, the channel to which he has been linked for 20 years. Faced with the magnitude of these hallway noise, the host wanted to make things clear.
The rumor was rife and fans of the “12 Coups de Midi” were particularly concerned. According to these hallways noise, Jean-Luc Reichmann was preparing to leave TF1, fired by the channel.
For two decades, the 59-year-old host has been at the helm of mid-day meetings, watched daily by thousands, millions of viewers. For TF1, Jean-Luc Reichmann first developed “Attention à la marche” in 2001, a program replaced by “12 Coups de Midi” in 2010. An unmissable event for viewers: the program is still a hit after ten years on the air.
“We stay on TF1! “
In view of the loyalty of the public and the audience records, it seemed surprising that the channel separated from its star host. But many worried Internet users questioned the main interested party via social networks.
Jean-Luc Reichmann therefore decided to put things straight via Instagram, in a casual video. “Hello everyone, hello everyone, then there would be some rumors that I am leaving TF1. But that’s not right, it’s called rumors! He said. “We are going to stay on TF1 of course! », He explains with humor in the middle of the goats.
“And above all, thank you again for your unconditional loyalty and your kind messages,” adds Jean-Luc Reichmann in the caption.
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