titled: "Norman Reedus Returns to Familiar Territory: "Daryl Dixon" Spin-off and Holiday Traditions"
Dive back into the post-apocalyptic world with "The Walking Dead" star, Norman Reedus, as he reprises his iconic role in the spin-off "Daryl Dixon." Set to air from December 8th on Magenta TV, the six-episode series has a second season already in the works.
The success of "The Walking Dead" served as a second chance for Reedus, who had initially aspired to become an artist and spend his days with his cats. At the age of 40, Reedus was in no rush to embrace a demanding acting career, but the opportunity to play crossbowman Daryl Dixon in the hit series came at just the right moment.
Holiday Celebrations: A Family Affair
Reedus, along with his girlfriend, Diane Kruger, and their daughter, are gearing up for the holidays in a unique way. The family celebrates Christmas in New York before heading off to their Costa Rican hideaway, nestled in the heart of the jungle.
"I'm surrounded by strong-willed German women in my household," admits Reedus, explaining that he finds himself constantly saying 'yes' in an effort to maintain peace in the family home.
As a dad, Reedus has seen a stark contrast in the challenges of raising boys and girls. His 24-year-old son, Mingus, grew up independently in the bustling city of New York, while 5-year-old daughter Nova requires a more watchful eye.
A Life of Adventure and Challenges
Before his acting career catapulted him to international fame, Reedus had a brush with disaster that left a lasting impact. A fateful collision with a truck in Germany in 2005 left him scarred, with half of his face made of titanium and held together by four screws.
Reedus views the experience as a crucial turning point in his life. "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger," he says, echoing a common motivational sentiment. "We have to keep going, and sometimes we have to fight."
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Reedus's relationship with Kruger poses its own set of challenges, as he's often found saying "yes" in order to preserve harmony within their German-influenced household. The couple's holiday celebrations revolve around traveling between New York and their rustic Costa Rican hideaway before ringing in the New Year deep in the jungle.
While raising his son, Mingus, in New York, Reedus admitted to a more hands-off approach, as the young man seemed to navigate the city's rough terrain with ease. In contrast, Reedus takes a more involved role in guiding his daughter, Nova, through her formative years.
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- Australian Deller's Bote, December 3, 2023
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