Mélanie Gonzalez gives news of her son after his accident

This Friday, January 27, Mélanie Gonzalez (Large families: life in XXL) ended the week in style. And for good reason, his eldest son Nino is much better since his motorcycle accident. The opportunity for his mother to give her news on Instagram.

Mélanie and Franck Gonzalez opened the doors of their daily lives for the show Large families: life in XXL as well as that of their eight children. Alongside the episodes, the mother also exposes her daily joys and sorrows on social networks. Moreover, bad news has followed for the clan. At the end of 2022, their youngest, Marceau, was found suffocating in his crib. Eventually, he was diagnosed with tracheitis. This was followed by the disappearance of their dog Scrapi, who was fortunately found. And as the saying goes, never two without three. Thus, a few days ago, Mélanie Gonzalez broke the silence after several days of absence justified by the motorcycle accident suffered by her 17-year-old son Nino.

No more motorcycles until further notice

The two-wheeled machine has fascinated Nino since a very young age. His parents gave him a motorcycle for one of his birthdays. Since then, he has never parted with it. However, a tragedy put an end to the festivities as explained by Mélanie Gonzalez on Sunday January 22. “I don’t hide from you that I was incapable of making a story or saying anything, of pretending that everything was fine when it was not at all. I was not in good shape at all. We had a problem Friday night with Nino. He had a motorbike accident.” she had explained before reassuring about her physical condition. The teenager will have no physical sequelae despite heavy trauma.

“He thanks you very much”

A week after announcing the misadventure of her eldest son, Mélanie Gonzalez has found a smile. And for good reason, Nino is much better. This is what she explained this Friday, January 27, in her Instagram story. “I hope Nino had a great day today becausehe went back to work. Know that he thanks you very much for all your messages that you sent to him. It’s very, very nice.” she confided at first. Then Franck’s companion concluded with a positive note: “Nino is much better. Here we go again for his rhythm of life.” All’s well That ends well.

Article written in collaboration with 6medias.