Very angry and disappointed, Setha had to leave “Koh-Lanta, the cursed totem”, ousted by the ambassadors at the time of the reunification of the two tribes.
For a very long time in danger over the various councils, this 35-year-old mother nevertheless trusted Colin, representative of her yellow team, to bring down a red.
But the young Swiss preferred to save his skin by sacrificing a teammate from his camp, without risking leaving after a draw.
The Lyonnaise still marked this edition by claiming from the first days to be in possession of an immunity necklace, which never existed but deceived the other adventurers.
Was this your first application to participate in “Koh-Lanta”?
SETHA.
Oh no !
It's been a very long time since I applied, it was the sixth time.
What were your first impressions when you arrived?
It was like in a dream.
Even seeing Denis Brogniart in front of me, I felt like I was hallucinating.
Even today, I still do not realize that I lived this adventure.
Did you find it difficult to integrate into the teams?
No, I just had more or less affinity with the different candidates.
I'm discreet, it's true, but I'm not asocial.
Where did this idea of pretending to have an immunity collar come from, a bluff that lasted until you left?
Basically, it was to save my girlfriend Céline.
We were accomplices from the start and I really didn't want to see her go.
We looked for an immunity collar, but we couldn't find one.
I had the idea for this bluff that put me in danger, before saving myself afterwards.
Did other adventurers pressure you to show them this necklace?
No, nobody asked me.
I was sometimes asked questions, but I changed the subject of conversation very quickly.
Did you imagine yourself a strategist before coming to “Koh-Lanta”?
No not at all.
In strategy, I am zero.
I live day to day, I don't plan things, I take them as they come and that has been the case throughout my adventure.
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You very often felt in danger, but when Colin left for the ambassadors, were you calm?
It's weird, because it was the only time I was serene!
I saw him so confident, in determined mode, we all thought it was a red that was going to go.
The backlash must have been violent when he came back and announced that you were eliminated…
So violent!
That's why I'm so pissed off right now.
Have you forgiven Colin since?
(She sighs)
I haven't really talked to him, I don't blame him.
It's still a game and he wanted to live his adventure too so I understand it now.
What is your greatest pride on this “Koh-Lanta”?
To see that at the survival level, I'm not picking up.
I was useful on the camp.
On the events either I am not super bad, except in swimming.
In the rooftop event, I was the last woman to fall… At that level, I'm super happy, especially since I didn't have any real physical preparation before leaving.
Regrets ?
No.
I lived a beautiful adventure, I would not change anything of what I lived.
How much weight have you lost?
6kg.
I thought I'd lose more but since we won a lot of comfort awards, we had a little more reserve.
What is the best memory you keep?
The landscape.
It was magnificent and that's also why sometimes I went to isolate myself.
I tried to take pictures with my memory, to remember every corner, every place.
And the worst memory?
The climate, the rain.
Especially the first few times when the hut wasn't finished.
The drops were falling on us.
It wasn't nights that we had, it was micro-naps.
It was too hard, things were always wet.
I had wet feet all the time, wrinkled skin...
Would you be ready to do “Koh-Lanta” again?
Sure !
I go there with my eyes closed.
If they offer it to me tomorrow, I'll jump on the plane!
What was your reaction when you discovered the indictment of François, a candidate you briefly met in the green team, for manslaughter?
I don't really have an opinion, it doesn't concern me.
