This Monday, June 26, 2023, Cindy Poumeyrol took to her Instagram account to discuss a difficult subject. The former candidate of Koh-Lanta spoke about the state of health of her father suffering from Parkinson’s disease.
She is one of the emblematic candidates of the show Koh Lanta: the war of the leadersthe twentieth season of the reality TV show broadcast in 2018 on TF1 and in which the candidates compete in different survival tests. If she did not win the check for 100,000 euros at the key, Cindy Poumeyrol managed to rise among the very closed circle of the finalists of the show.
A feat which also earned him to try the adventure again in 2021 during a special season during which several former participants made a comeback. Since her adventures on the desert islands of the Pacific, Cindy Poumeyrol has become an influencer on social networks where no less than 500,000 Internet users follow her daily life on instagram. The young woman posts photos there to share the adventures of her little family. With her companion Thomas, the former adventurer is the happy mother of three little girls: Alba, Victoire and Suzanne.
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Facing the disease
If she accustoms her subscribers to sharing good moments of life, the former candidate of the show TF1 also uses social media to address more serious matters. This Monday, June 26, 2023, Cindy Poumeyrol seized her account instagram to bring up a tougher subject, that of the illness from which one of his relatives is suffering. A difficult and unusual speech from the former adventurer of Koh Lanta.
The mother of the family has indeed mentioned the Parkinson’s disease from which her father is suffering and for which he suffers a lot. In a video shared in his story, we can see his father sharing a moment with his granddaughters and on which he continues to tremble because of the disease. “When living becomes torture for you. This disease that eats you more and more”, was content to write Cindy Poumeyrol on the images shared in story. No longer able to bear to see her father suffer on a daily basis, she decided to speak out on the subject.
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Cindy Poumeyrol: “It’s torture for him”
“I never dwell on the subject of the disease here, I know that many are confronted with it from near or far. My father was diagnosed with Parkinson’s at the age of 48, he is 56 today”, can we read on his account. And to add: “He had to stop working. And there, he suffers a lot. On top of that, he’s against medical treatment.… Except that it becomes terrible to see him like that, it’s torture for him between the tremors, the unbearable headaches, the insomnia…”.
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