Nathalie Simard, who was eliminated last week, made a triumphant return to the Costa Rican camp of Get Me Out of Here on Sunday night.
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While saying goodbye to her accomplices, the singer-hostess was able to reunite with her camper friends thanks to the withdrawal of a new candidate set to join the camp.
Right at the beginning of the episode, hosts Jean-Philippe Dion and Alexandre Barrette announced to the campers that they would be on leave of absence but would henceforth form two separate groups, the blue group and the orange group. . The latter, made up of Colette, Andréanne, François and Rahmane, was also treated to a delicious banquet for his victory in the first challenge.
After the second challenge, the animator duo announced that a new camper who was about to move into the camp had to pack his things due to health problems. The adventurers therefore had the opportunity to vote anonymously to bring Dino Clavet or Nathalie Simard back to the camp.
The singer and presenter left “Out of Here!” last week after the elimination challenge, in which she had to rely only on her impaired senses of how many mice were locked in a box. Of the 68 mice in the wooden box, she only counted 45, but believing it was a trap, her final answer was 15 rodents instead.
During her brief stay away from the jungle, during which she could take hot showers and eat her fill, Nathalie had access to conference calls with loved ones. She could tell them both her elimination and her return to camp.
“My daughter burst into tears. […] My friend froze, but I said to him, “Baby, the jungle is calling me,” she told the rest of the gang upon their return, emphasizing the importance of the camaraderie and brotherhood spirit that was born at camp.
After their remarkable performance in the second challenge of the evening, which consisted of circling boxes across the river without dropping them, using only oars, Livia and Colette were able to unpack an item close to their hearts: a camera and a fan.
For his part, Jean-François Mercier told the other campers about the death of his father, which happened when he was just 4 years old, and the fears this loss caused him.
Olympic champion Marianne St-Gelais, conditioned to always win, was vulnerable against the group after losing the first challenge. Moved to tears, Marianne expressed her desire to tame defeat in order to humanize herself.
The reality show Get Me Out of Here airs every Sunday at 6:30 p.m. on TVA.