“Let Grace make a whole mess before giving up, I found it inappropriate”, balances Anne-Sophie

The adventurers of “Koh-Lanta, the sacred fire” sent the zumba teacher flying on Tuesday on TF1. Anne-Sophie, 35, from Meurthe-et-Mosellane, was caught off guard by her former teammates from the red tribe. Her elimination having occurred after the reunification, she nevertheless became the first member of the final jury. 20 minutes came back with her on her journey.

In what state of mind were you going to this advice?

I was not calm, but I was reassured because we had said with the reds that we would all vote against Tania. They betrayed me, I didn’t think it was going to happen like this. I was very disappointed. During the counting, with each ballot in my name, something was happening in my stomach, I was all hot all of a sudden. I thought to myself that it was not possible. I thought, “The motherfuckers…” But that’s the game.

Why do you think you were targeted?

I think the ex-yellows all said “We are going to vote against Anne-Sophie”. And on the red side, Esteban wanted to wink at Rudy by voting against me because I had voted against him…

Did you suspect that some of your ex-red teammates (Quentin, Gilles, etc.) had an alliance with ex-yellows?

No way. At that time, I had confidence in the reds, even if I was not completely serene. For me, it was Tania who was going out.

Returning from the Council of Ambassadors, Grace revealed what she had said about you and how she thought about eliminating you. Do you think that could have influenced the votes?

Yes. It paid off, that’s for sure. I said to myself that it was not good, that she was bad.

Seeing her leaving the adventure of her own free will was a relief for you?

A relief, no, because it’s not cool to see someone give up. I understood that it was because she missed her children. But making a big mess against Esteban and me to say at the end of the thing “I give up”, I found it inappropriate.

If you had the chance, what would you do differently?

Nothing, because I couldn’t play a role, I couldn’t not be myself. I would move forward alone as I did, without trusting anyone. I would make sure to be more wary.

Looking back, are you satisfied with your adventure?

Yes, I’m happy with what I did, who I was. All my relatives tell me that I have remained the everyday Anne-Sophie: discreet, but who says things as she thinks them, who does not let herself be pushed around and does not stupidly follow all the voting instructions.

What motivated you to participate?

I wanted to experience hunger, suffering, to be far from my daily comfort. I wanted to test my limits. Difficulty, I like that. I also did it for my father because he would have liked to do this adventure if he could have. Everything I do, my trails, my triathlons, is for him. I dedicate my adventure to him. I’m in no rush for him to see my elimination but he’ll be proud of me no matter what.

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