On vacation in Miami with his partner, Jean-Luc Reichmann sees his vacation disrupted by heavy rains and floods. Misadventures that he shares on his Instagram account.
After hosting the show
The 12 Coups de midi and shot the episodes of the series Léo Matteï, minors brigade in the shoes of the commander, Jean-Luc Reichamann deserved a little rest. And for this, the host decided to take advantage of his vacation on the other side of the globe, in the United States.
With his partner
Nathalie Lecoultre, Jean-Luc Reichmann has planned a road trip across the East Coast. They first dropped off their suitcases in Chicago before hitting the road on motorcycles, heading
Miami.
Jean-Luc Reichmann: this vacation in Miami takes a bad turn
But the sun was unfortunately not there, far from it… The good weather gave way to heavy rain with
a significant risk of flooding. A flood like you don’t see in France! On his cell phone, the actor also received several emergency alerts which he shared on his Instagram account. “Don’t try to travel unless you are fleeing a flood zone or under an evacuation order”, can we read on the notification. Nothing reassuring… “Not great news”,
he wrote in the caption.
Even far from his fans, Jean-Luc Reichmann wants to warn them of the situation. This Wednesday, June 12, the 63-year-old impersonator published a new video taken from his hotel room. Above, we see a torrent of rain falling on the city, as well as cars trying to move forward on the flooded roads.
Jean-Luc Reichmann: “It’s becoming quite worrying”
“We’re in Miami and there’s aquaplaning everywhere.
It’s a kind of madness pure and simple, look at that. Live reporting here for our social media friends. It ends like thishe regrets. It was a beautiful trip, but now… It’s a crazy story. Don’t worry, we are safe, everything is fine. But it’s true that it’s quite disturbing to see what’s happening.” he explains out loud.
He goes on to say that for the moment, they “can’t move” and must continue to wait patiently.
“There it’s a little dead. There is 75% of planes that are canceled so we’re going to see how we’re going to be able to return peacefully because it’s true that it’s unfortunately becoming quite worrying“, he concludes.
