It was in 2019 that Catalia Rasami entered the world of reality TV. The young woman took on the role of booker in the Marseilles Asian Tour had replaced David Lantin during the last editions of the Marseille vs the rest of the world on W9. But this notoriety, which is not growing, has not been all good since the beautiful brunette is facing big problems that she wanted to expose in her story on Instagram this Monday, March 21. It first started with this message: “You surely know the ‘You’ series, that’s what I’m going through right now. I’ll soon show you the face of the psychopath who tracks me and harasses me in real life, not just on social media”.
“It started at the beginning of March with a very suspicious message from someone who said they wanted to offer me a shoot and who wanted to talk to me on the phone. It has intensified in the last few days, I heard motorcycles stopping in front of my house at night, the tires of my scooter were punctured twice in the same week, objects started to disappear…”she said adding some details about the one who ruins her nights: “I got a description of the guy, he’s a white man who speaks Thai fluently, who looks good, etc. Tomorrow, I’m going to report everything to the police, I’m not going to drop the case”.
Soon at the presentation of Moundir and the Apprentis Aventuriers
Three years ago, Moundir presented its latest edition of Moundir et les Apprentis Aventuriers. But the former Koh Lanta candidate left W9. If at first, Laurent Maistret had been chosen to succeed him, the Covid-19 crisis decided to get involved. While filming for the fifth season is currently taking place in Thailand, the winner of Dancing with the Stars 2016 is not in Asia with the contestants. Suspected of having cheated during Koh-Lanta, the Legend, so the model ultimately did not get the job. And according to the Instagram account Shayara TV, it would be Catalia who would be at the head of the program which will arrive in the coming months on W9.
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