With six votes against her,
Célia
saw her adventure in
"Koh-Lanta, the sacred fire"
end at the end of the third day spent in the Philippines.
After her torch was extinguished, the 49-year-old Norman openly reported to
Tania
(target of three votes against her) that she had not respected their agreement, even if it would not have changed the outcome of the council .
“My goal was to save my skin
, told us the latter.
I quickly understood that it was going to be played out between me and Célia so when she came to offer me an alliance to vote against Clémence, I accepted so that she would stick to it and stop looking for a necklace.
I knew that if she found one, it was me who came out.
That's the game, I couldn't tell him the truth otherwise my strategy would have fallen through.
»
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“I have no regrets, I played my best cards to get out of it”
Tania, candidate for "Koh-Lanta, the sacred fire"
Faced with the annoyance of the oldest of the yellow team, Tania was understanding.
“I understood his frustration and his remarks, but it was between the two of us
, she continues.
I have no regrets, I played my best cards to get out of it.
I was not there to allow others to go as far as possible but to personally allow myself to do so.
I had to prioritize my place in the game and, unfortunately for Célia, that led to her elimination.
The young woman of Serbian origin was not surprised
to see her first name appear three times on the ballot papers.
“The team had the idea of releasing Célia, then me, then Benjamin.
They split the votes to guard against
a possible immunity collar.
»
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Daughter of a former professional handball player, Tania has been immersed in sport since a very young age.
Like her two sisters and her little brother, she plays tennis, an individual sport that does not fully correspond to her state of mind.
“I preferred to practice it as a team, in doubles
, she told us.
I always wanted to practice handball, like my mother, because I wanted to be in a team sport.
But she was afraid that I would be damaged as it could have happened to her during her career.
It's a contact sport, her teeth were knocked out at 18 and she didn't want me to end up like her with three leg operations.
»
Recovering from a knee injury that occurred a few weeks before filming, Tania is far from having started her “Koh-Lanta” as she would have liked.
“I felt rejected by my team”
Tania, candidate for "Koh-Lanta, the sacred fire"
“I would never have imagined starting out the way I did
,” she explains.
I couldn't show my sporting abilities during the first hours.
I knew I could catch up later but still had to stay in the adventure to prove it.
Paradoxically, before leaving, I told myself that the social aspect would be one of my strengths, I have always had the facility to adapt to a group and create links, whether at school, in sport or on vacation.
But there, I felt rejected by my team when I was the youngest.
I was very surprised to be a spectator of other people's wedding rings.
And it's not for lack of trying to fit in.
, they hardly bothered to answer me.
I ended up giving up and making up my mind.
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Frédéric, Clémence, Laura and Quentin (from the back) in "Koh-Lanta, the sacred fire" TF1 screen capture
With hindsight, more than six months after filming in the Philippines, Tania understands that her teammates did not want to attach themselves to people they intended to eliminate quickly.
“From the start, they didn't want to integrate me when they decided they wanted me out.
But at the time, it was difficult to live.
Fortunately, I was able to count
on Benjamin
, otherwise I would really have been on my own.
»
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