On television, nothing escapes him, from entertainment programs like Top Chef or Koh-Lanta, to more serious ones like television news or debate shows, nothing escapes him. In short, everything related to the small screen and the media is his domain.
It’s hard to return home after “Koh-Lanta”. Speaking to “Purepeople”, Cassandre says she suffered, particularly with regard to her diet. She, who was deprived of food for several weeks, had great difficulty managing her hunger on her return.
EXCLUDED After Koh-Lanta, Cassandre suffered from eating disorders: “I didn’t know when to stop eating”
The last episode of was marked by the elimination of Cassandra from the council. The young woman did not experience this departure so badly. Indeed, to leave the camp and be able to find a certain comfort, particularly food. Always for Purepeoplethe 23-year-old adventurer talks about her weight loss during the TF1 game as well as her particular relationship with food once the cameras are turned off. A disorder from which she was not the only one to suffer… at night, obsessed with the idea of eating.
How many pounds have you lost?
I lost 7 kilos. I took them back very very quickly, after a week I think. On the other hand, the muscle took longer to come back. I had to get back into sport, obviously. It took about one to two months to get back to my normal fitness level.
How did the return to reality go?
It was quite complicated. We go from a desert island where we are really disconnected, without noise, where we are very hungry and we are active all the time… to civilization, with a lot of demands. It was a shock at first. We had to relearn how to be alone, because in Koh Lantawe live together.
After suffering from hunger in the game, some developed disorders… Is this your case?
A little anyway. In fact, I was super super hungry all the time. I didn’t feel full. I didn’t know when to stop eating. I had to eat something every hour. It was complicated. But it calmed down over time, naturally.
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