Tension is rising in the Philippines. This Tuesday, April 4 is broadcast the seventh episode of Koh-Lanta, The sacred fire, hosted by Denis Brogniart on TF1. After nearly 20 days of survival, the candidates are tested more than ever in the tests and on the camp.
Among the adventurers of this season, two candidates have drawn to the end of their efforts. But, survival turned into a nightmare for Benjamin: the Marseille fisherman voluntarily withdrew due to severe ear infection after a diving trip. In the last episode, it was the cheese maker Martin who had to leave the adventure after injuring his ankle during a comfort test.
However, another candidate almost saw her fate changed: it is the discreet Clémence. Victim of severe stomach pain, the 27-year-old candidate from Charente-Maritime gritted her teeth to show no sign of pain. “As soon as I walk, as soon as I get up, it’s all dark. I sit down and it starts again. Above all, the others must not see it,” she complained. “We don’t have the right to be weak on Koh-Lanta, it’s impossible”.
Faced with the evidence, the one who officiates as team leader in fiber optics had no choice but to call the doctors by walkie-talkie. Before being examined, then repatriated to the clinic where she would have remained under observation. Will she return to the red tribe tonight? Will she be forced to quit, which would mean the return of Christine, the last eliminated from the game by the Yellow Tribe?
By participating in Koh-Lanta, Clémence dreamed of having an experience just for her, as her portrait indicates. “I’ve been taking care of my family for years. And today it’s true that Koh-Lanta will be just for me,” says the candidate who lost her big sister, murdered in August 2012. Of a solid and mature nature, she hoped to get out of the game to go further in the game of adventures.
“In the Koh-Lanta adventure, this will really be the first time I’m going to get involved on my own,” she said before clarifying. “No one should rely on me. And I shouldn’t rely on anyone.” Before discovering the fate of the candidate this evening, Planet reveals some of its publications in our slideshow.
