Ugo will not win this edition of Koh Lantahe who was eliminated during the previous episode. Seeing him arrive at the residence of the final jury, this Tuesday, November 26, 2024, certain adventurers were particularly shocked, notably Sarah, who burst into tears, extremely disappointed by this outcome.
Many hoped to see Ugo win this season of Koh-Lanta, the Cursed Tribe, to see him continue to write his legend. But the remaining adventurers decided otherwise, during the episode broadcast on TF1 on Tuesday November 19, 2024. The one who returned for his third season paid the price for the reunited tribe, who preferred to do without him for the test. 'orientation. On social networks, Internet users cried scandal after the elimination of Ugo, forced to calm things down. “Each malicious message towards one of the adventurers is an attack on this entire group. Be cool, we're just humans like you“, he wrote in an Instagram story, as the messages against the remaining adventurers were so virulent.
Copiously insulted, Jacques, who competes in the orientation test alongside Ilyesse, Charlotte, Thibault and Cécile, wanted to respond to his detractors. After his elimination, Ugo joined the final jury's residence, where many of his ex-comrades were waiting for him, from Gustin to Cassandre via Sarah.
Koh-Lanta: Sarah very frustrated by the elimination of Ugo, she burst into tears
As Ugo sat down to tell the adventurers about the events that led to his elimination, Sarah couldn't hold back her tears, frustrated by her captain's departure. “Great adventure with you, I'm super happy and very disappointed to see you there. It's annoying because honestly you really gave a lot of yourself for us, and individually too. It pisses me off“, she said. “It really bothers me to see Ugo arrive because he was someone extremely important to our beginning of our adventure. […] The outstanding adventurer that he is, he undoubtedly deserved victory. It's very unfair“, she added, in front of the cameras. A moving reaction that touched Ugo a lot.
