Jean-Luc Reichmann announced the death of Lilwenn, 14, from pediatric cancer on October 5 on his Instagram account. The teenager had come to The 12 strokes of noon last September 1st.
She was 14 years old. “We have just learned unfortunately that Lilwenn joined the stars, a few hours ago. We send our deepest condolences to her family and send our best wishes to Lilwenn“, can we read on the Facebook account of theLEO association which fights against pediatric cancers. Lilwenn, a young teenager from Ploëzal in Brittany, suffered from bone cancer, had filmed a music video with Celtic rock band Kalffa in May. They paid tribute to him this October 5: “Our Lili left us on Monday. Our silence and the absence of photos reflect our respect for his parents, his brother and his sister. Their immense grief is amplified by publications on the networks, certainly informative but horribly painful.”
Jean-Luc Reichmann pays tribute to Lilwenn, the teenager who died of pediatric cancer
“Thank you for respecting the family’s pain through silence and digital mourning. We are counting on you to understand the family’s need for complete privacy at funerals. Thanks for them”. Lilwenn died at the beginning of October. She came with her mother on September 1st in The 12 Coups de midi to evoke his fight and his dream which had come true. Jean-Luc Reichmann shared the video of his visit on his social networks, celebrating the memory of the young girl. “His smile and his fight against cancer moved us all on September 1st during his appearance on our show 12 Coups. His dream had been realized. Lilwenn, valiant warrior, has become a star, which will guide us against this scourge of pediatric cancer. “We don’t give up, we don’t give up, we don’t forget, we forget nothing…” For Lilwenn, for her family and the Kalffa group which continues its fight, we will not forget you“, he wrote.
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Jean-Luc Reichmann, his secrets about his children
Jean-Luc Reichmann has always been committed to children, in real life and of course in the series Léo Matteï, minors brigade. He spoke of his role as a father of six children and his fears about their future. When asked if it would worry him if his children considered following in his footsteps into show business, the host responded with sincerity. “This worries me a lot, of course!“, he said. He went on to explain that, until now, none of their children didn’t seem interested in the audiovisual sector. He mentioned that most of them chose other careers, such as business, architecture, social media and fashion.
