A great victory. It was Léa who won the final of Koh Lanta, the immunity hunters on TF1 this Tuesday, June 4 against Meïssa. The final jury, made up of the last eleven adventurers eliminated from this 25th season, chose to crown the 40-year-old adventurer by eight votes to three.
Victorious during the legendary pole test, this human resources manager from Hauts-de-Seine had not won any test during the adventure, but he was the first to find the dagger during the orientation test.
“A crazy adventure”
On the poles reduced three times to 10 cm2 underfoot, Julie, a taxi driver, was the first to fall after two hours, followed by Meïssa a few seconds later.
Exceptionally, the emblematic event of Ko Lanta It took place in a river and not by the sea due to Typhoon Mawar that threatened the northeastern Philippines.
Thanks to her victory, Léa decided to take Meïssa to the final. A decision based on merit, according to the adventurer, since the 29-year-old collector was the second to fall from the poles and the second to find a dagger in the orientation.
Léa thus succeeds Frédéric on the list of Ko Lanta and leaves with a check for 100,000 euros that he wants to use in particular to “travel and take care of the planet because it is very beautiful.” “I would have paid to participate in ‘Koh-Lanta’, it was a crazy adventure,” he reacted heatedly during his victory.
Source: BFM TV
