Tippi Degré
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Tippi Degré was born on 4 June 1990 to Alain Degré and Sylvie Degré in the newly-independent Namibia. In her early years, her parents noticed that instead of playing with dolls, like 'normal' girls, she instead played with wild animals. She went on to make 6 documentaries about animals and now lives in Paris, France.
She is known among other things for supervising the tigers in Fort Boyard, off the coast of France, which is the stage for a popular international game show.
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