Alexandra is the big winner of Koh-Lanta, the 4 lands. In an interview with TV Mag, the young woman revealed what she did with her earnings. The least we can say is that it is not a spendthrift.
Alexandra saw her dream of a second Koh-Lanta victory fly away. Eliminated following a duel with Christelle in the arena of the island of the banished, the adventurer confided in TV Magazine. If she did not win this Koh-Lanta, La Légende, Alexandra was the big winner of the previous edition.
During the interview, she revealed what she did with her 100,000 euro reward: “First, I put a lot of money aside for my two daughters. Then, I gave part of it for the Bertrand-Kamal association. And we had fun, as a family, going on vacation last summer“, she told TV Mag. She continued:”I’m a very reasonable person, I know what it’s like to have a hard time so I’m careful.“To her greatest happiness, the young woman was able to quit her job as an accountant, she is currently undergoing retraining to become a maternal assistant.
“I discovered unsuspected strengths”
During this interview Alexandra explained that her two participations in Koh-Lanta allowed her to gain self-confidence: “My first adventure had already allowed me to open up more to others and it is something that I maintained after the shooting. I used this progression to approach this “Koh-Lanta, the legend”, I knew that I was going to have to have confidence in myself to face the best.“
On Instagram, the adventurer has also published a touching message following her departure from the game. “I was worried that I would not have enough niac for my first All Star, following my recent victory in the 4 Lands and in the face of the competitive spirit of these formidable adventurers. But I couldn’t miss it“, she wrote.”I discovered unsuspected strengths in certain events, such as the lazy one for whom I could never have imagined winning the female record… This revenge on the prejudices which are part of my daily life, me the outsider, is worth all the victories!“Beautiful confidences to its subscribers.