On the set of 12 noon shots this Tuesday, July 5, Blandine paid a beautiful tribute to her mother. The former midday master lost her mother a few months ago.
It is partly for the woman of his life that she had participated in the 12 noon shots. Last November, Blandine moved Jean-Luc Reichmann and TF1 viewers by making heartbreaking secrets about her mother. “She does neurofeedback and is very disabled after two strokes.confided the one who was then midday master. My mother is stuck in her body and she especially struggles to manage her emotions. Despite her condition, my mother always tries to see the glass full, to keep moving forward. She no longer speaks but the neurofeedback technique has allowed her to sleep better. She is a fan of your show and we all got together as a family on November 14 for the first show. This Tuesday, July 5, Blandine was back in the 12 strokes of noon to participate in the fight of the masters.
At the start of the program, Jean-Luc Reichmann wanted to pay tribute to those who are no longer there, like Blandine’s mother. Very moved to evoke his mother, who recently died, the former candidate of the 12 noon shots paid him a beautiful tribute by remembering these last weeks. “We hadn’t told her anything. With my sister, we had chosen to keep it a secret. She was able to follow my journey and on February 7, she had become too light, the wind took her away”, she confided, in tears. Her mother had time to admire Blandine’s career in the 12 noon shots. And with lots of fun! “They discovered my participation on D-Day. I had gathered all my family at home. My stepfather had been brought from Belgiumshe told Entertainment TV. My little sister had filmed with me. So it was a double surprise for my parents.”
Blandine: “My mom had sparkling eyes”
To our colleagues, Blandine confided that her parents were “very proud” of his career on TF1. “My mom, who is aphasic and can’t speak, had sparkling eyes. She was happy to see her daughters on TV. There was a magical side to it. Seeing her daughter every day on TV, and that it continues, it’s great”, added the former midday master. After 32 participations, the air hostess was eliminated on December 14 with 108,905 euros in winnings and gifts. “No regrets. It was only happiness. A very beautiful adventure. I am someone who likes to be before having it”, she then confided to Jean-Luc Reichmann. Months after the death of her mother, Blandine will be keen to pay tribute to her.
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“My mother is stuck in her body and she especially has trouble managing her emotions. Despite her condition, my mother always tries to see the glass full, to keep moving forward”
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This Tuesday, July 5, Blandine was back in the 12 strokes of noon to participate in the fight of the masters
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At the start of the program, Jean-Luc Reichmann wanted to pay tribute to those who are no longer there, like Blandine’s mother
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Very moved to evoke his mother, who recently died, the former candidate of the 12 noon shots paid him a beautiful tribute by remembering these last weeks
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“We hadn’t told her anything. With my sister, we had chosen to keep it a secret. She was able to follow my journey and on February 7, she had become too light, the wind took her away”
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Her mother had time to admire Blandine’s journey in the 12 noon shots
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Blandine confided that her parents were “very proud” of her career on TF1
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After 32 participations, the air hostess was eliminated on December 14 with 108,905 euros in winnings and gifts
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“No regrets. It was only happiness. A very beautiful adventure. I am someone who likes to be before having it”
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Months after the death of her mother, Blandine will be keen to pay tribute to her