Les 12 coups de midi (TF1): A nomination makes a poignant statement about the show

Yesterday young Nicolas returned to the set of TF1 with a kitty, which reached 11,500 euros. He took the opportunity to send a clear message to Jean-Luc, not failing to respond. He explained to her that he was “appearing in a drama” on the “Aquarius List”. Nicolas added: “I was told you would be shooting soon. Leo Mattei Near Marseille?” , for a small appearance or for my personal guest, it will be a great pleasure to spend a day seeing the footage”. The show started so well for Nicolas, who almost forgot about it. Then he had to act. 12 strokes noonThere was also Kévin originally from Hauts-de-Seine.

Jean-Luc Reichmann was ‘very touched’

The father of the family revealed more about the latter, who was accompanied by his wife and son Alexandre in public. Kevin, who came to Jean-Luc with a gift and cakes, emphasized that his wife also had a share in his son’s education, relying on his daily life with an autistic child. “Alexandre is autistic. His mother stopped working to stay with him. Since he was a school teacher, she taught him to read, write, count. He also gives creative workshops,” she said. Jean-Luc was “deeply touched”, not failing to thank him for the gift, and was generous. This testimony is reminiscent of Paul El Kharrat, a former midday master with Asperger’s syndrome, but also another fight by the host to highlight the differences. Indeed, a few months ago, on the occasion of the release of a TF1 documentary about his career, Léo Matteï’s translator told us: Nobody writes subtitles for entertainment shows because the programs do not understand being deeply deaf…”. “It was clear that this was getting into a fight, and it’s in my contracts. There is a clause that says all the programs I present must be subtitled for the deaf and hard of hearing,” he said.

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