Karine Vanasse changes Guillaume Duranceau-Thibert's travel habits
Guillaume Duranceau-Thibert says karine vanasse has changed the way he travels. Before, he says, missing someone was not part of his reality; now, departures carry a different weight because someone is waiting at home.
Peru before Egypt
Interviewed a few hours before leaving for Peru, Duranceau-Thibert was preparing for Guillaume au pays des mystères for Évasion. He said the first filming stop for the series would be Peru, with Egypt following later, which turns this into a work trip built around movement rather than a single destination.
Les Jardins de Louise at home
The explorer and horticulturist also reprises control of the family business, Les Jardins de Louise, so his schedule now has to fit both expeditions and home life. That is the friction in his own words: he still gets to keep living his adventures, but he does so with a relationship waiting at the other end.
“Avant, l’idée de m’ennuyer de quelqu’un ne faisait pas vraiment partie de ma réalité.” he said. “Maintenant, oui.” He added, “Et c’est beau aussi,” before closing with, “Je me sens extrêmement privilégié de pouvoir continuer à vivre mes aventures, tout en sachant qu’il y a une personne, une relation, qui m’attend ici.”
Karine Vanasse at home
That line is the practical takeaway for viewers who follow Duranceau-Thibert’s public profile: the travel is still there, but the terms have changed. Karine Vanasse is no longer just part of the background to his life; she is the reason leaving now feels different, and that detail gives the interview its weight beyond the usual relationship update.
