During the final of Koh-Lanta, The cursed tribeDenis Brogniart closed the program by paying tribute to cameraman Stéphane Rauch, who died recently. A touching speech.
For months, the adventurers of Koh-Lanta, The cursed tribe competed in the Philippines to hope to win this second season of the year. This Tuesday, December 3, the finalists, Ilyesse, Charlotte and Thibault took part in the final event, that of the posts. The survivor of the cursed island was the first to fall, then the father of the family gave in. Charlotte, the big winner, finally decided to face the final jury with Thibault. Knowing that he was very popular with the other adventurers, she wanted to choose him since he had lost just before her. Around 11:30 p.m., Denis Brogniart revealed the name of the winner of Koh-Lanta, The cursed tribe by counting the votes. And it is Thibault who wins the 100,000 euros. A lovely gift three weeks before Christmas.
Denis Brogniart pays tribute to his colleague Stéphane Rauch: “We have a very emotional thought“
Before returning the antenna, Denis Brogniart took a few moments to pay tribute to one of his colleagues, who died recently. On October 19, he already indicated: “Stéphane Rauch left us yesterday (…) He was a precious traveling companion (…) We understood each other with a glance, we shared the same passion for this program“. Live on TF1, he adds: “This evening we all have a very moving thought for Stéphane Rauch, nicknamed The Colonel“. “He was a cameraman for over twenty years on Koh Lantahe left us and he was present on that season“, he continues before addressing him directly, “Stéphane, this final is for you.”
Denis Brogniart also thinks of the Philippines following “a major cyclone” : “Our support and friendship to the many Filipinos“
Denis Brogniart continued his closing speech with a thought for the Philippines, where the last seasons of Koh Lanta. “We also want to testify our support and friendship to the many Filipinos who work with us and who were affected by a major cyclone not long ago, in the region where we filmed this adventure“, he explained to viewers. Without forgetting his tribute to Bertrand-Kamal, the adventurer of Koh-Lanta, The 4 Lands who died early in his season's broadcast. At only 30 years old, he succumbed to cancer, and since then, the host never fails to salute his memory.
