On the sidelines of his elimination to get out of here, we spoke with the sympathetic animator Chloée Deblois, who takes a positive look at her adventure in Panama, who however started badly.
In an interview, she confirms us to have arrived on the spot several days before the start of filming, but on bad news that has somewhat turned up her tourist plans.
« I don’t think I already told her, but I really arrived early in Panama, and it was good like that, because I wanted to work a little, empty everything I had to do before. The case is that I lost my suitcase by going to Panama. At the airport, they lost my luggage, and in this baggage, in the background, there was my gala of entry, my dress, our elements that we had the right to bring with us. So, there is a full day of leave that I had – what a big duty! – Go shopping a complete suitcase in Panama She tells us.
She continues: ” Finally, I wanted full Rest in my head, I was like “Hey, I’m going to sleep 48 hours online”, because I knew what was waiting for me. Finally, a full day of shopping, and the second when we end our shopping day, we have a call from the airport that had found my suitcase. So, finally, I found my suitcase. My days before were not that restful, in the end. »
It is therefore the initial look, concocted by Chloée, that you could see in the jungle gala, a little leopard dress accompanied by dizzying pink heels.
-The host takes a look of pride on her adventure, but above all, on this moment – as moving as inspiring – that she lived in the jungle, where she had to make peace with her image: “ My first moment I cried, it was the first evening at the camp. I talked about my acne in Brigitte Lafleur, this segment, we see it in the first episode. It looks like for me, I was so apprehending the fact of going on TV, no makeup, with hormonal acne. It looks like I wanted to get him out of my chest Immediately when entering. From that moment, it’s stupid, but I freed me from talking to the world around me. To say, it freed me, it helped me from the start to let go of my physical image. It was really a very decisive moment for me. »
She explains that a psychological help is available for campers, to tackle the challenges they could live in experience: ” We have consultations with a psychologist who is paid by production before making the adventure to see the things that challenges us most. Me, it is really on this that I worked, the letting go of my image. Honestly, it was the most beneficial thing for all this because today, it’s true that I don’t care. »
You will find Chloée Deblois in Sweet Salé this summer, as a columnist, while she will meet artists who inspire her. It is to be seen from May 23, on VAT.
Sort me from here will continue on Sundays at 7:30 p.m. on VAT.
