By Claire Legrand | Editor
A journalist of Belarusian origin, Claire has worked at Purepeople since 2019. An unconditional fan of the Sex And The City series, she also knows most of the RnB sounds of the 90s and 2000s by heart. Blue flower and eternal romantic, she is interested in everything particularly to the love lives of stars.
At 54, Bixente Lizarazu has taken on a new challenge. Leaving alone, or almost, in Corsica, the former 98 world champion tests his survival skills in the wilderness with a very caring guide. An unforgettable adventure for Claire Keim's companion.
Bixente Lizarazu left her Basque region for quite an adventure! His partner Claire Keim supports him in his challenge
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Father of a daughter named Uhaina born in August 2008 from his love for Claire Keim and Tximista born in 1995 from a previous union, Bixente Lizarazu left the Basque country where he lives to go to Corsica.
On the program, no idleness nor spas, quite the opposite! The former world champion of the Blues left with a survival professional, Frank Bruno, and the ex-footballer is training to live alone in the wilderness. “The survival course starts on a good basis“, jokes the TF1 sports commentator as he shows a photograph of two Lorraine quiches, cheeses and Corsican sausages.
After being nicknamed “the master of fire“(despite an unsuccessful attempt to do so without a lighter or matches), the former professional sportsman also shared his hikes with his guide who sometimes laughs at his not always very obvious logic.”When two paths present themselves to you, take the more difficult one“, the guide laughs, while filming Bixente Lizarazu taking a mountain path that is much steeper than a flatter one.
Bixente Lizarazu tests his survival skills in Corsica
On Instagram, Elsa's ex shared images of this trip which will certainly remain unforgettable. “Another beautiful day of sharing yesterday with my brother from Corsica @frank.cabochard. 5 hours of walking in sublime landscapes, cooking 4 slices of “Panzetta nustrale” to enhance our lunch of the day, breathing in the sea spray, listening to the wind, the sea and remaking the world saying a lot of stupid things… Ending the day with a burning sun. Thank you again for this enchanted break @frank.cabochard before returning to the football news without any transition. NB: I'm not allowed to say where it is precisely but I don't know anyway, I wasn't there…“, writes the man who received the football World Cup in 1998 and who now works as a sports consultant.
And for this adventure which allows him to push his limits, Bixente Lizarazu can count on the support of his partner and his son. Claire Keim and Tximista (entrepreneur in New York) both liked the former footballer's publications.
