It’s the funny, poignant and authentic Nathalie Simard that we discover on the reality show Get Me Out of Here! , which TVA viewers will be able to watch as a family this winter, right before “La Voix.”
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The 53-year-old singer and host shows a lot of humanity in the jungle of Costa Rica as she, along with other characters, live in a primitive camp where difficult trials follow one after another.
In addition to dealing with snakes, tarantulas, and insects, the 10 participants sleep under the stars, deal with extreme humidity and eat a basic diet of oatmeal in the morning plus rice and black beans in the evening. Their goal, through these challenges, is to obtain additional food or additional ingredients for their dinner. Meals are prepared on the fire, near bunk beds as campers try to close their eyes… Instead of betting on rivalry, we celebrate solidarity, mutual assistance and group spirit.
Nathalie Simard, who developed lasting friendships with the other campers during filming last summer, is proud to have dared to take part in this crazy adventure produced by Produits Déferlantes, in association with Quebecor Content. The concept is adapted from the hit reality show “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!” , which has been on the air for over 20 years in the UK. In Quebec, Alexandre Barrett and Jean-Philippe Dion co-hosted this production with great resources and great logistics.
In an interview, the artist, who has been in the public eye for half a century, said, “Get me out of here!” It made her realize that she’s still capable of excelling [s]border “.
“Life has given me so many challenges, but this is the challenge I chose. I went to an end where I could go on the show, I made big decisions and it’s very special, but I can’t say anything,” she slipped with a smile, confirming that she signed his contract just a week before the show. Boarding the plane.
And speaking of an “incredible human experience”, which requires as much courage and endurance as the ability to adapt, I was able to stress in Costa Rica that the positive always triumphs over the negative.
“I’ve always been able to get something beautiful out of nothing. It’s the power I have that I’m most aware of. It’s like I went to enhance everything,” the singer explained, telling herself she was “liberated” after she “gained back the power.” [s]For Life”, who had been sexually abused for years by her former manager, Guy Cloutier.
“Hunger, strength, overcoming, when you’re malnourished, when you don’t have what you need to get through all the hardships…we’re really at stake. I sleep under the stars, trying to live completely in the present moment without thinking that’s when I go to sleep.” Is it possible that there will be a tarantula that will come to visit me, or a bug that will sting me or an army of red ants will attack me! You really have to give in and become one with nature.”
Nathalie Simard continues to host radio shows at Country Pop 92.9 in Morrissey, the area where she has lived for over 10 years. Starting January 9, she will be experimenting with the afternoon, from 1pm to 4pm. She also continues to write a weekly column for “La Semaine” magazine and is fully involved in its quarterly magazine “Simplement bien avec Nathalie”.
Reality show “Get Me Out of Here!” It will be broadcast on TVA every Sunday at 6:30pm starting February 19th.
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