An adventure which reached its conclusion after a sixteenth evening of broadcast on TF1. This Tuesday, June 4, after a hotly contested pole test, Julie joined the ten other adventurers to complete the final jury of “Koh-Lanta: the immunity hunters”. The eleven candidates then had to decide between Léa, winner of the last confrontation after a little over two hours of standing upright on her pillar, and Meïssa, whom she had chosen as a finalist.
But a little before, Amri and Pauline, eliminated at orientation, had to answer certain questions from the other jurors. The first suffered the wrath of Aurélien and Sébastien, accusing him of having stuck a knife in their backs. “I’m sorry, but I played well,” he justified himself while adding that in the game he was not the same as in life. When Julie arrived, everyone congratulated him on his journey.
Upon learning of the exploits of Léa, who had also won the orienteering event, her sidekick Océane had tears in her eyes, proud of her friend. Meïssa, a 29-year-old debt collector, was questioned about his betrayal of the ex-reds. The tone rose a little in front of David who did not forgive: “I have no confidence in you. » And Meïssa adds a layer: “I am very proud of everything I have done. » Mégane, on the other hand, was more lenient, emphasizing the candidate’s great individual victories.
“A second” family for Léa
Léa, 40 years old, received great praise from Aurélien. “I’m almost embarrassed,” she was moved by the compliments. “Léa, it was a very nice meeting, I don’t blame her for choosing Meïssa,” commented Julie, a good player. “You have always played fair and I am delighted to see you sitting here” added Pauline, ex-yellow like the human resources manager.
The two finalists had to try to convince their former teammates to vote in their favor to win the 100,000 euros promised to the winner. Léa once again burst into tears when talking about her missing father, as was the case on different occasions throughout the adventure. “For me, family is important, I have a second one here,” she even assured her comrades in trouble.
For his part, Meïssa stressed that he had fulfilled a childhood dream and that we should not “confuse a player with the human being that we are”. And added: “I thank you because I learned something from everyone. I came out of it grown. » He too shed a little tear before the final vote.
It was unanimously humanly
The evening resumed live from a studio around 11 p.m. on TF1. The 22 adventurers of this season were present, dressed to the nines and almost unrecognizable for some. As usual, host Denis Brogniart questioned everyone about different moments of the game by delving into memories, exploits and strategies, not hesitating to be teasing. He also put his finger on the alliance of Amri and Meïssa, making those who had been the most critical of them, Sébastien and David, react. These were more restrained than in the images of the final advice broadcast a few minutes before.
The time seemed very long as the stories and rebroadcasts of multiple images progressed before the long-awaited counting of the final jury ballots. We must still salute the passage in honor of the Bertrand-Kamal fund for research against pancreatic cancer, in tribute to the candidate of the “Les 4 Terres” edition, who died of this disease in September 2020.
Just before midnight, Léa was crowned the big winner of “Koh-Lanta: the immunity hunters” with eight votes (Pauline, Aurélien, Sébastien, Océane, Jean, David, Cécile and the other Léa) against three for Meïssa ( Amri, Julie and Mégane). A logical result as it had been unanimously humanely during the 38 days of survival and after having notably won the two legendary tests: orientation and poles. She said she wanted to travel thanks to the 100,000 euro reward.
