It is “the worst betrayal” of his life. Last week, Gustin, adventurer of “Koh-Lanta: the cursed tribe” on TF1, explained to Puremedias.com the reasons for his argument with his teammate, Sarah, during episode 5 of the program. Feeling “the weakest on the team“At the camp because of hunger, the large lifeguard then asks to increase the food portions. But annoyed, Sarah refuses. “She still had plenty of energy, she didn’t suffer from hunger at all.”Gustin assured us. “Suddenly, she was the ‘boss’ of the rice. Only she could touch the rice and decide exactly what we were going to eat.“
“He blamed us by saying he wasn’t eating enough”
“When it comes to food management, we didn’t think about the moment when we were going to fill our bellies a little bit more” explains Sarah this time to Puremedias.com. “One more shell, honestly, it wouldn’t have changed much, we knew that there was this stage of reunification that we saw approaching, and we had to hold on until then. We didn’t know when it was going to be, there were still a lot of adventurers on both camps. So each time, we advised“, she adds.
“What annoyed me in Gustin’s behavior at that moment was not so much the fact of asking for food.“Sarah tells us again.”We are prepared psychologically, mentally, to do a lot of things, and we did a lot for him. But it was very complicated for all of us to see that he wasn’t particularly…I can’t say grateful…But he blamed us by saying that he didn’t eat enough, that it It was our fault, when we purposely went to get even more food for him” says the adventurer.
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“It’s true that Ugo really warned us that there could be ups and downs for certain people at different times and that we were going to have to support each other, and that’s what we did.“, she continues. “On the contrary, we looked for food. It was more his way of behaving with us that was complicated.” “K.O.“, Gustin then chose to reserve the energy he had left for the tests. But according to him, his good performances were not enough to appease the annoyance of Sarah or even Maud. “I did everything for my team, not to penalize them during the events, even though I no longer had any strength.” he explained to us. “And in fact, that irritated them even more when we returned to the camp.”
For Sarah, however, her dedication to the events was seen rather positively within the team. “The adrenaline rush that we feel during the events cannot be estimated before leaving. On certain events, we could really see that he was failing, and yet, he gave his all,” she recalls. “And that’s also why it was important for us to keep him somewhere . Because indeed, if it became complicated on the camp and complicated on the tests, I think that it would have been a huge sign of weakness” continues the 32-year-old merchandising manager.
“It was complicated for everyone”
“But there, we clung to that. We knew he still had some left under his belt and we had long discussions with Ugo about it. We actually agreed that it was a slump, but that he was going to get back on track. So overall it was going to go well.“, she adds. “In fact, as Ugo said, ‘it’s not Club Med.’ So yes, of course, we suffer. Yes, of course, it’s complicated. Yes, we were hungry too. It was complicated for everyone. But then, are we able to cope with that or not? That’s another question. Afterwards, we prepare ourselves mentally and a little physically for this type of event.“
According to Gustin, who assures that he “will never forget“their argument, the annoyance between the two,”it was from morning to evening”, and reconciliation seems impossible. “To be very honest, we only had this clash“Sarah tempers.”And yes, we weren’t the best friends in the world, but we got along well all the same. In the tests, things were going well. So it comes across more on TV than what it actually was.” she emphasizes.But no, we are not reconciled, that’s for sure.” she confirms.
“The “Koh-Lanta” adventure is not very different from everyday life. Personally, I’m like that. If I don’t have a connection with a person and if with a At any given moment, we have disagreements, I’m not particularly going to seek her out. I’m not setting out on a quest to reconcile with this person.” she confides. “If I meet him in the street, I’ll say hello. Because we still shared an adventure which was wonderful, which is “Koh-Lanta”, which is rare. Few people have experienced this. But for all that, we don’t get along. So, we’re not going to specifically call each other or anything“, concludes Sarah.
