Clearly, the storm has never blown so hard before a Koh-Lanta final. And if sometimes some candidates have been caught in turmoil in previous editions, it would seem that this time tonight the whole ship is about to capsize. Small step back before the denouement. After the Teheiura affair, which had already seriously shaken the legitimacy of this All Stars season, now rumors of illegal dinners attended by a host of candidates rustle on social networks. But it is not finished. Today, Tuesday 14 December, things are accelerating and revelations are raining down and definitively knocking out this cuvée. Enough to make our favorite adventurers look like tourists on the mop, cooler and deckchair under their arms. Indeed, Le Parisien reveals that Claude and Laurent would have put pressure on the production to be offered pains au chocolat. Nothing more French will say some. But regardless, the story smudges again on a copy already damn dirty for a few weeks.
In the episode aired on November 9, after winning a comfort test, the two finalists were able to access a trunk and choose, from an assortment of food and letters from the candidates’ relatives, what they would win on the camp, knowing that they could only select half of the items. Before returning to their island, Claude and Laurent would have blackmailed the technical team in order to get their hands on the croissants and pains au chocolat they had sacrificed. “They threatened to strike and stop the game if they did not have more food,” an employee told our colleagues.
But as the winds are headwinds against the supposed cracks in this adventure, it doesn’t stop there. While all the candidates of Koh-Lanta, the legend were in a studio in La Plaine Saint-Denis to participate in the final, Laurent Maistret filmed himself in an Instagram story to unveil a pair of custom sneakers he chose to wear. Except that a discussion takes place in the background. “It’s everyone’s fault: the candidates, the production… everyone. Everyone at their own level has screwed up the shit “, declares Claude distinctly. And Sam Haliti to pronounce: “It’s the production’s fault at the start“. A few minutes after its publication the story was deleted and Laurent reposted it with music to cover the voices.
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