"If Clémence had won, I would have cried", says Coumba

• The tenth episode of 

  Koh-Lanta: The legend

   was broadcast this Tuesday evening on TF1.

• Alexandra triumphantly emerged from the arena of the banished, where she beat Clémence and Coumba.

• "Finally, I did not lose, I'm happy to go out with my executioner," says the latter to 

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"Justiiice!

"The sequence offered by Coumba in the tenth episode of

entered this Tuesday evening in the history of the most memorable scenes of the game of TF1.

Upon discovering that Clémence had just been eliminated by her companions in misfortune, the candidate exploded with joy.

But her happiness in facing the one she considered her "executioner" was only short-lived: during the ordeal of the banished, the two women were beaten by Alexandra.

"I no longer had the goal of winning

, I had the goal of getting her out," she tells

to debrief her adventure.

When you see that the adventure is not over by discovering the Island of the Banished, is it really the beginning of a second chance for you?

Yes, totally!

Besides, I collapsed crying, I was so happy.

They took me out dirty to the ambassadors, I had so much this hatred and this anger when I went out.

I would have sincerely preferred to go out on a piece of advice: that unanimity would tell me that I have no place in the adventure, I would have accepted it.

But let's get rid of you now because we know you're so protected it's the only chance for us to get you out, it hurt so much that when I see the sign, I collapse .

You see Clémence arriving.

You scream, you cry victory, you don't talk to him.

Looking back, wasn't that a bit “too much”?

No, I assure you that I am like that, it is not “too much”, I let my body express itself.

Honestly, I didn't care to join the adventure again or to win

at that time.

The main thing was that the person who was responsible for my exit was there in front of me.

You do not realize !

Even then, I talk about it and I still have emotions that remind me of what I felt there!

It really was the happiest day of my life, I just wanted to see it.

I have a hard time controlling myself, sometimes I know I have to do it a little bit slowly but I'm so eccentric.

I screamed when I saw her, it was really coming out of the bottom of my heart.

You say in the episode: "I am soothed that my executioner comes out at the same time as me too".

Did you really care about that?

When Alexandra wins, I tell myself it's okay.

I told myself that she was stronger than us, I accepted defeat.

If Clémence had won, I would have cried.

But dating her took away the pain of losing.

Finally, I did not lose, I am happy to go out with my executioner.

I no longer had the goal of winning

, I had the goal of getting her out.

Do you regret having wanted to set up an alliance between women?

My only regret of the adventure is to have made this feminine alliance when I did not need it. Three quarters of my allies were boys. I made this feminine alliance because I am someone who quickly attaches me to people. We did the first part of the adventure with the girls and I knew they didn't stand a chance against the boys who were united on the other side. I told myself that this was my last adventure, that if I had to try something, I had to do it now. I also needed to get out of that comfort zone that I had had in my previous adventures. I wanted to form this alliance to protect the girls and we finally see that they lack recognition. I totally regret that I did.

During the press conference organized before the start of the season, Jade said to have been "psychologically affected" by the adventure.

Is this your case?

Psychologically, it was difficult because you had to think strategy all the time.

I didn't sleep much on the island, two or three hours a night, because I was putting pressure on myself.

My butt was between two chairs: my friendship with the boys and the girl-to-girl strategy that I put together.

I was thinking about it all at night so psychologically it was difficult because of the strategies.

You announced that you were going to file a complaint against the hate messages and threats you receive.

How do you experience the broadcast of the show?

I'm living it a lot harder than in previous seasons because there wasn't as much of an impact on social media. I admit, it's a bit difficult when you receive threats, racial insults. I filed a few complaints because I tell myself that we cannot allow this kind of phenomenon. Whether people don't agree with my strategies, whether they call me a hypocrite or a traitor, I accept it. But someone tells me "dirty black, go home chimpanzee, go eat bananas", at some point ... I have a strong enough character because I have experienced worse things than that in my life so I'm fine . But I do it for fragile people. I understand better why there are unfortunately young people who commit suicide because they are harassed on social networks. I, sincerely,I don't give a fuck about those people who insult me. When I was in my galleys for years, these people didn't help me, I don't care about their stories. If I can use my notoriety to get things done, why not. This is not normal, we cannot let this go.

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