Survivor season 50 ends on May 20
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The show has produced 47 winners since its debut in May 2000, with Sandra Diaz-Twine and Tony Vlachos receiving the title of Sole Survivor twice
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Dee Valladares, Kyle Fraser and Savannah Louie were the three winners who returned for the historic 50th season of Survivor
There are fewer than 50 people in the world who can say they hold the title of Sole Survivor.
SinceSurvivorpremiered on May 31, 2000, the tribe has spoken hundreds of times — and only 47 contestants haven't had their torches snuffed.
On May 20, the long-running CBS reality competition show will wrap up itshistoric 50th season, which featured an all-star cast spanning the series' 25-year history.Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fanshas a$2 million prizeon the line thanks toJimmy "MrBeast" Donaldsondoubling the winnings during a surprise episode 10 cameo appearance.
Hosted byJeff Probst, the series follows contestantsthrough a series of challenges, twists and the dreaded Tribal Council, where a group anonymously votes out one of their members at the end of every episode. Yet the best twist of the show comes when the remaining players reach the final Tribal Council and must earn the jury's votes, a.k.a. the players who were most recently voted out of the game.
Many of the show'smemorablewinners— including "Boston" Rob Mariano,Parvati ShallowandRichard Hatch— have gone on to compete on other competition series, likeThe Traitors,The ChallengeandDeal or No Deal Island.
So, where are theSurvivorwinners now? Here's everything to know about their lives today.
Richard Hatch
Hatch became the first-ever Sole Survivor in August 2000, gaining recognition for forming the show's first alliance.
He returned to playSurvivorfor 2004'sAll-Starsseason and later appeared on shows likeThe Celebrity ApprenticeandThe Biggest Loser. Most recently, he starred in the second season of E!'sHouse of Villains, where he came in 10th place.
Though he hasn't returned to the franchise since 2004, Hatch provides commentary on the series on hisYouTube channeland toldKeloland Livingin February 2026 that he would be tuning in to season 50, as he's "never missed an episode" ofSurvivor.
In 2006, Hatch was convicted on two counts of attempted tax evasion and one count of signing a fraudulent tax return after failing to report his $1 millionSurvivorprize and other smaller sums. He served over four years in federal prison, then was sent back to prison for nine months after he failed to amend his previous tax returns, perEntertainment Weekly.
In 2017, Hatch and his partner, Emiliano Cabral, split after 14 years of marriage, according toExtra.
Tina Wesson
Tina Wesson wonseason 2,Survivor: The Australian Outback, in May 2001.
Wesson returned to play in 2013 with her daughter, Katie Collins, for the show's firstBlood vs. Waterseason.
AfterSurvivor, Wesson built a cabin in the woods of North Carolina, and she occasionally teaches survival classes. She remains married to her husband, Dale.
"Survivorwas the greatest experience," she previously told PEOPLE. "It was never about the money. It was about the adventure."
Ethan Zohn
Ethan Zohnwon season 3,Survivor:Africa, in January 2002.
He competed again in 2004 onAll-Starsand in 2020 onWinners at War— a triumphant return after beingdiagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphomain 2009. (In 2012, he announced he was cancer-free.)
After the show, Zohn dated season 6 winner Jenna Morasca for a decade, and the two competed onThe Amazing Racetogetherbefore separating in February 2013.
He married New York City interior designerLisa Heywoodin July 2016. The two live in New Hampshire.
With his winnings, Zohn co-founded Grassroot Soccer, an organization that works to combat the AIDS epidemic in Africa.
Vecepia Towery
Vecepia Towery won season 4,Survivor: Marquesas, in May 2002.
During the show, she formed a close bond with fellow castaway and "Survivorbrother" Sean Rector, who later became her son Jordan's godfather.
She is the first ofonly two Black women to winthe game, though she never returned to play again. Towery has largely stayed out of the spotlight since her win and works at a health company in California, perEntertainment Weekly.
In February 2025, she made her first on-screen appearance in 20 years onThe Price is Right,perParade.
Brian Heidik
Brian HeidikwonSurvivor: Thailandin December 2002.
In September 2015, Heidik shared a throwback photo onInstagramwith his season 5 castmates alongside the caption, "How lucky we all were and are to have been #blessed to have experienced this."
The Maryland native has worked at a Honda dealership in South Carolina since 2020. He's been in the car industry since at least 2011, according to hisLinkedIn.
Heidik shares three children with his wife, Courtney Heidik. He also has one son with ex-wife Charmaine Costigan.
Jenna Morasca
At 21, Morasca became the youngest person ever to be crowned Sole Survivor on season 6,Survivor: The Amazon, in May 2003. She remains the youngest woman to win the title.
She initially competed on the first edition ofSurvivor: All-Starsin 2004 but quit during episode 3 to be with her mother, Carla, who had been battling cancer for 12 years. Carla died eight days after Morasca returned home, per thePittsburgh Post-Gazette.
She's since competed on additional shows, includingFear Factorand season 19 ofThe Amazing Racewith Zohn; hosted CBS.com'sSurvivor Liveand theEmmy-nominatedEveryday Health(the latter was also with Zohn) and tried her hand at wrestling and acting. Morasca now works as a veterinary nurse in her native Pennsylvania, she toldEntertainment Weeklyin January 2021.
Morasca and Zohn dated for a decade before splitting in 2013.
Sandra Diaz-Twine
Sandra Diaz-Twine was the first person to be crowned Sole Survivor twice: She first won season 7,Survivor:Pearl Islands, in 2003 and returned in 2010 to winSurvivor: Heroes vs. Villains.
After her back-to-back wins, Diaz-Twine played the game two more times — on season 34'sGame Changersin 2016 and 2020'sWinners at War— and appeared as a mentor alongside Boston Rob on 2019'sIsland of the Idols. She also starred onAustralian Survivor: Blood vs. Wateralongside her daughter, Nina Twine, in 2022, andplaced fifth on season 2of Peacock'sThe Traitorsin 2024.
Thanks to her $2 million in winnings, Diaz-Twine joked to PEOPLE that she "doesn't do a damn thing" and instead is focused on her family life in North Carolina with her husband, Marcus, and their two kids.
Amber Mariano
Amber Mariano(née Brkich) won season 8,Survivor: All-Stars, in May 2004, after first appearing on season 2,Survivor: The Australian Outback,in 2001.
Fans watched Amberfall in love with "Boston Rob" Marianoon her winning season. Robproposed during the show's live finale, before she bested him for the $1 million prize.
Amber returned to play for a third time in 2020'sWinners at War. She also appeared onThe Amazing Racewith Rob twice — they came in second in 2005 and eighth in 2007.
The couple, who married in April 2005, now live in Florida andshare four daughters: Lucia, Carina, Isabetta and Adelina.
Chris Daugherty
Chris Daugherty (not to be confused withAmerican IdolalumChris Daughtry) won season 9,Survivor: Vanuatu—Islands of Fire, in December 2004.
AfterSurvivor, Daugherty returned to his life in Ohio. He married Lorie Groves-Daugherty in 2005 and later used his winnings to build a house.
"Everyone said my life would change, but life returned to normal," he told PEOPLE. "I have the same friends, live in the same town, and am really happy with where I am."
Tom Westman
Tom Westmanwon season 10,Survivor: Palau, in May 2005, tying the record for most individual immunity wins on his way to the million-dollar prize. He later returned forHeroes vs. Villainsin 2010, where he finished 16th.
After his season, Westman retired from firefighting and got a job as an insurance salesman, though he doesn't tell clients about his stints on reality TV.
"I want them to know I'm an honest guy, and saying I wonSurvivorwill make them think I'm a backstabber," he told PEOPLE.
Danni Boatwright
Danni Boatwright won season 11,Survivor: Guatemala,in May 2005.
Since taking home the crown, Boatwright married NFL player Casey Wiegmann and welcomed two sons, Bo and Stone, whom they've raised in Kansas. A multi-hyphenate, she's worked as a TV personality on KCTV in Kansas City, Mo., started a clothing line and written a series of children's books, as she toldIn Kansas Cityin July 2018.
She is one-half of the co-hosts of theBeyond the Editpodcastwith her fellow99 to Beatcontestant Aggie Gunnels. In herInstagram bio, the veteran player describes herself as a "baseball mom" and "beauty queen."
"Winning a million dollars is wonderful, of course, but I still live a very normal life," Boatwright previously told PEOPLE.
Aras Baskauskas
Aras Baskauskaswon season 12,Survivor: Panama — Exile Island,in May 2006.
He later returned toSurvivorfor the show's firstBlood vs. Waterseason in 2013 alongside his brother Vytas.
After his return fromBlood vs. Water, Baskauskasproposed to his girlfriend, Christy Petersen. The two welcomed their first child,son River Juozas, in May 2014 andwed in a beach ceremony in Mexicoin April 2015. They welcomed a second son, Sage Tiger Baskauskas, in September 2018.
Baskauskas has since released an album and a book under the name "Odd Us," perCBS News. He and his wife launched the sustainable L.A.-based clothing brand Christy Dawn in 2014.
Yul Kwon
Yul Kwon won season 13,Survivor: Cook Islands,in December 2006. He returned for 2020'sWinners at War, where he came in 14th place.
Since his time onSurvivor,Kwon, a lawyer, has worked as an instructor at the F.B.I. Academy and owned a frozen-yogurt chain, per his 2025 interview onFreakonomics. He has also served as the deputy chief of the Federal Communications Commission's Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau.
In 2022, he appeared on USA Network'sSnake in the Grassalongside fellowSurvivorwinner Earl Cole.
Kwon married his wife, Sophie Tan, in 2009. They share two daughters.
Earl Cole
Cole won season 14,Survivor: Fiji, in May 2007.
After his win, Cole toldEntertainment Weeklyin January 2021 that he had traveled to over 40 countries, gotten married and founded the nonprofitPerthes Kids Foundation. Though he's never playedSurvivoragain, Cole revealed that he'd been asked back four times but couldn't make it work with his schedule.
In 2022, he appeared on USA Network'sSnake in the Grassalongside Kwon. That same year, he appeared onShark Tankas the founder and CEO of the Smart Tire Company, a startup developing airless bicycle tires that is working with NASA.
Todd Herzog
Todd Herzog was 22 when hewon season 15,Survivor: China, in December 2007.
Herzog publiclystruggled with alcoholismin the years since his win and is now in sobriety (viaInstagram). He works as a toy maker, often turningSurvivorplayers into Funko Pop! dolls.
After his win, Herzog datedSurvivorcontestant Spencer Duhm beforemarrying Jess Hermansenin 2020.
Parvati Shallow
After appearing on 2006'sCook Islands,Shallow won season 16,Survivor: Micronesia – Fans vs. Favorites, in May 2008.
A four-time player, she went on to appear on 2010'sHeroes vs. Villains, where she placed second, and 2020'sWinners at War, where she placed 15th. Shallow was one of the first five inductees into theSurvivorHall of Fame in 2010. Most recently, she appeared on season 2 ofThe Traitorsand wonSurvivor Australia: Australia vs. the World.
In 2025, Shallowreleased a memoirtitledNice Girls Don't Win:How I Burned It All Down to Claim My Power. Outside of TV, she is a life coach.
Shallowfiled for divorcefrom her husband, fellowSurvivorcontestantJohn Fincher, in August 2021 after four years of marriage. The exes share one child, daughter Alma.
Bob Crowley
Bob Crowley, then 57, won season 17,Survivor: Gabon, in December 2008, becoming the oldest person ever to nab the title of Sole Survivor.
"It was tremendously fun and a learning experience," he told PEOPLE of his time on the show.
After his win, the retired science teacher and his family, including wife Peggy, built a year-round campground in Maine, where they live. Crowley also started theDurham Warriors Project, a nonprofit that supports disabled veterans.
He toldEntertainment Weeklyin March 2021 that he still watches Survivor.
"I enjoyed watchingWinners at War,which I like to call 'Some of the Winners at War.' "
J.T. Thomas
J.T. Thomaswon season 18,Survivor: Tocantins, in May 2009.
Thomas returned to play in 2010'sHeroes vs. Villainsand 2017'sGame Changers, where he placed 10th and 16th, respectively.
He lives in Alabama with his wife. Tocantins contestant Stephen Fishbach officiated their wedding, perEntertainment Weekly.
Natalie White
Natalie White won season 19,Survivor: Samoa, in December 2009 in a controversial victory over villainRussell Hantz. She has stayed out of the public eye since her win.
Jud "Fabio" Birza
Jud "Fabio" Birza, then 21, became the youngest winner ever when he was crowned Sole Survivor on season 21,Survivor: Nicaragua, in December 2010.
He was an actor with a handful of credits to his name, including 2014's90210 Shark Attack,and modeled as Jace in the book cover for Cassandra Clare'sThe Mortal Instruments: City of Heavenly Fire.
In September 2012, Birza confirmed, pertheSurvivor Ozpodcast, that he got married and had a child.
"Boston" Rob Mariano
After appearing on 2002'sMarquesas, 2004'sAll-Starsand 2010'sHeroes vs. Villains, Boston Rob finally got his win in May 2011 on season 22,Survivor: RedemptionIsland.
Following his win, he returned as a mentor on season 39Island of the Idolsand played again with wife Amber on 2020'sWinners at War, where he placed 17th.
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After getting married in 2005, Rob and Amber went on to welcome four daughters. Today, they live in Florida, where Rob is a professional poker player.
Rob has appeared on several other reality shows, includingThe Amazing Racewith Amber twice andDeal or No Deal Island. He alsoappeared on season 3 ofThe Traitors.
Sophie Clarke
Sophie Clarkewon season 23,Survivor: South Pacific, in December 2011. She returned to play in 2020'sWinners at War,where she placed 10th.
A medical student when she first played, Clarke is now the Chief Strategy Officer of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, per herLinkedIn. She's been married to husband Bobby Shady since 2019. They welcomed son Robinson in 2021 and daughter Teal in 2023.
Kim Spradlin-Wolfe
Kim Spradlin-Wolfe won season 24,Survivor: One World, in May 2012. She returned to the show in 2020 forWinners at War, where she placed ninth.
Shemarried Bryan Wolfein Mexico in 2013 and has since welcomed three children: sons Michael Thomas and Walt anddaughter August Jane.
AfterSurvivor, Kim pivoted from owning a bridal shop to a career in home design and renovation. She hosted two seasons of HGTV'sWhy the Heck Did I Buy This House?, which ended in 2024, perTV Insider.
Kim and her husband continue to run their Wolfe Home design firm in Texas.
Denise Stapley
Denise Stapley won season 25,Survivor: Philippines, in December 2012. She returned forWinners at Warin 2020, placing sixth.
Stapley lives in Iowa, where she is one of three AASECT Certified Sex Therapists practicing in the state and joined most days by her "therapy dog in training," Mocha, per herwebsite.
John Cochran
John Cochranwon season 26,Survivor: Caramoan —the series' secondFans vs. Favoritesseason — in May 2013 after first appearing onSouth Pacificin 2011.
Though he attended Harvard Law School, Cochran decided to pursue a career in television, becoming a writer on the CBS showThe Millersin 2013. He's also worked onStar Trek: Lower DecksandKevin Can Wait.
"[TV writing has] been some of the most fulfilling fun I've ever had, and it never would've happened withoutSurvivor," he toldEntertainment Weeklyin February 2021.
Cochran also told the outlet that he wouldn't play again if asked, "not out of a diminished love for the show," but because "doing it now would be significantly more disruptive to my job and nervous system."
Tyson Apostol
Tyson Apostolwon season 27,Survivor: Blood vs. Water, in December 2013 after first appearing onTocantinsin 2009 andHeroes vs. Villainsin 2010. He went on to compete inWinners at Warin 2020, placing 11th.
Apostol and fellowSurvivorcontestantRachel Foulgergot married in February 2015 and have since welcomed two daughters together, Bergen and Marlowe. (Foulger was on season 27,Survivor: Blood vs. Water, and got voted off on day seven).
SinceSurvivor, Apostol was a finalist on the first season ofThe Challenge: USAin 2022, hostsThe Pod Has SpokenpodcastwithThe Ringerand is a pickleball influencer partnering with brands like Fila.
Tony Vlachos
Tony Vlachos is the second and only other two-timeSurvivorwinner. He first won season 28,Survivor: Cagayan — Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty, in May 2014 and later won the special $2 million prize on season 40,Winners at War, in May 2020. He also appeared onGame Changersin 2017.
In 2025, Vlachos competed on season 3 ofThe Traitors.
Outside of reality TV, Vlachos is a police officer in New Jersey. He and his wife, Marissa, have two children.
Natalie Anderson
Natalie Anderson won season 29,Survivor: San Juan del Sur — Blood vs. Water, in December 2014. She competed against her twin sister, Nadiya, who was voted out first on day 3. The sisters were known as "The Twinnies" when they previously competed onThe Amazing Race.
Anderson returned to play in 2020'sWinners at War, where she came in second place.
In 2021, she competed on MTV'sThe Challenge: Double Agentbut had to leave the game early after learning shewas 8 weeks pregnant. She sadlyhad a "heartbreaking" miscarriagejust a week later. She latercompeted on season 4ofTheTraitors.
Anderson lives in New Jersey, where she posts training videos and photos with her nieces onInstagram.
Mike Holloway
Mike Holloway won season 30,Survivor: Worlds Apart — White Collar vs. Blue Collar vs. No Collar, in May 2015.
After his win, Holloway began datingBig Brother 17contestant Meg Maley, who appeared on the other CBS show the same year he was onSurvivor. The twogot engaged in 2020and married in September 2021.
In April 2026, the couple shared onInstagramthat they had welcomed a son named Anthony via adoption. They're also dog parents to a pup named Wally.
Jeremy Collins
Jeremy Collinswon season 31,Survivor: Cambodia— Second Chance, in December 2015 after first appearing on 2014'sBlood vs. Wateralongside his wife, Val.
The firefighter returned in 2020'sWinners at War, where he placed eighth. In 2025, Collins appeared on season 3 ofThe Traitors.
Collins still works as a firefighter in Massachusetts, where he and Valraise their four children.
Michele Fitzgerald
Michele Fitzgeraldwon season 32,Survivor: Kaôh Rōng— Brains vs. Brawn vs. Beauty, in May 2016. She returned in 2020 forWinners at War, where she placed third.
AfterSurvivor, the New Jersey native competed on five seasons of MTV'sThe Challengefranchise. In the summer of 2024, Fitzgerald confirmed that she wasdating fellowThe Challengestar Devin Walker.
Adam Klein
Adam Kleinwon season 33,Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X, in December 2016. He returned to play in 2020'sWinners at War, where he placed 12th.
He now works as a casting coach, helping people get on reality TV shows, per hiswebsite.
Klein married his wife, Kailey, in April 2024 at a ceremony officiated by fellow season 33 player David Wright. They separated in May 2025 and filed for divorce that September, perInstagram.
In January 2026, Klein shared onInstagramthat he had produced a competitive reality show — "something I've always dreamt of doing," he wrote — and had applied to become a citizen of Czechia.
Sarah Lacina
Sarah Lacinawon season 34,Survivor: Game Changers, in May 2017 after first competing in 2014'sCagayan. She later came in fourth on 2020'sWinners at War.
Outside ofSurvivor, Lacina competed on the first season ofThe Challenge: USAin 2022, where she became the female winner, and onThe Challenge: World Championshipin 2023, where she placed fourth.
Lacina and her husband, Wyatt Wardenburg, live in Iowa, where they raise their son Knox.
Ben Driebergen
Ben Driebergenwon season 35Survivor: Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlersin December 2017. He returned in 2020'sWinners at War, where he placed fifth.
He and Lacina faced off in 2022'sThe Challenge: USAand 2023'sThe Challenge: World Championship. Driebergen was medically removed from the competition in both seasons.
Driebergen lives in Idaho with his wife, Kelly, and their two children, Wyatt and Gracie. He toldEntertainment Weeklyin February 2020 that he's a stay-at-home dad.
Wendell Holland
Wendell Hollandwon season 36,Survivor: Ghost Island, in May 2018 — the first season to end in a tie. Holland later returned for 2020'sWinners at War, where he placed 13th.
Holland hostsSurvivorwatch parties and other fan events with season 28 player Brice Izyah Johnston. A furniture designer, he also joined ABC'sExtreme Makeover: Home Editionin 2025 and is a partner in the boutique The Gas Lamp Hotel in Philadelphia's Old City neighborhood.
He shared onInstagramthat he and his then-girlfriend, Chelsea Brooks, welcomed their son, Wendell Carter Holland, on May 19, 2023.
Nick Wilson
Nick Wilsonwon season 37,Survivor: David vs. Goliath, in December 2018. He returned for 2020'sWinners at War, where he placed seventh.
Since the show, Wilson, a lawyer, hasfocused on his political career as a lawmakerin the Kentucky House of Representatives.
Chris Underwood
Chris Underwoodwon season 38,Survivor: Edge of Extinction, in May 2019.
SinceSurvivor, Underwood competed and won the men's prize onseason 2 ofThe Challenge: USAin 2023.
He now works as a sales coach and lives with his wife, Kate Underwood, and their two children in Charleston, S.C.
Tommy Sheehan
Tommy Sheehanwon season 39,Survivor: Island of the Idols, in December 2019. He proposed to his now-wife, Nicole, the day he returned from the game, and the two wed in 2022.
Sheehan later competed on season 37 ofThe Challengein 2021, but the fourth-grade teacher announced his retirement from reality TV after appearing on the show.
"I love my life and career too much to leave again," he toldEntertainment Weeklythat year.
Erika Casupanan
Erika Casupanan wonSurvivor 41in December 2021.
Since then, the first Canadian winner of the show appeared onThe Traitors Canadain 2023. Based in Toronto, she now hosts theHappy to See Mepodcast, where she speaks to "people who have been overlooked or underestimated."
Maryanne Oketch
Maryanne Oketch wonSurvivor 42in May 2022. She is the second Black woman to win the game after Towery in 2002 and the second Canadian.
She shared onInstagramin August 2024 that she had started medical school at Western University in Ontario.
Oketch announced in October 2023 that she and boyfriend Konner Howellwere engaged. They tied the knot during the total solar eclipse in April 2024, perInstagram.
Mike Gabler
Mike Gabler wonSurvivor 43in December 2022. He later announced he'ddonate his entire $1 million prizeto veterans.
Gabler, a heart valve specialist, lives in Idaho with his wife, Joanna, and their two daughters.
Yamil "Yam Yam" Arocho
Yamil "Yam Yam" Arocho wonSurvivor 44in May 2023, becoming the show's first Puerto Rico-born winner.
He later competed on season 4 ofThe Traitors. He toldDeciderin January 2026 that he "did not get invited" to compete onSurvivor 50.
Arocho owns a beauty salon in Puerto Rico, where he lives with his husband, Karim Sáenz. He shared onInstagramthat the pair had a second wedding in Mexico City following his win.
Dee Valladares
Dee Valladares wonSurvivor 45in December 2023. In 2026, shereturned forSurvivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans, becoming the first jury member aftergetting voted outon episode 7.
Valladares lives in Miami, where she works as an influencer, appearing in ads for Brooks Running and the 2024 movieA Quiet Place: Day One. She co-hosted theOn Fire with Jeff Probstpodcastduring season 46.
Kenzie Petty
Kenzie PettywonSurvivor 46in May 2024.
Afterdelaying her wedding to competeon the show, she married Jackson Petty in September 2023. The couplewelcomed their first child, son Beau, in September 2024. She announced onInstagramthat she was expecting baby No. 2 in September 2025, and welcomed her second child, a boy, in May 2026.
Petty lives in Charlotte, N.C., where she owns a hair salon.
Rachel LaMont
Rachel LaMontearned the title of Sole Survivorof season 47 in December 2024.
The Michigan native co-hosted theOn Fire with Jeff Probstpodcast during season 48.
LaMont designed a competitive puzzle game calledPuzzle Hungry: Umami Rush!, which got fully fundedon Kickstarterwithin 48 hours in 2025.
Kyle Fraser
Kyle Fraserwascrowned the winner of season 48in May 2025. One year later, he returned for season 50, only toleave during the premiere episodedue to an ankle injury.
Fraser told PEOPLE in February 2026 that he has no regrets about going to Fiji.
"I had such a good time playing," he said. "Listen, this injury sucks. There's no doubt about it. But I've learned so much about myself ... it stinks, and the payoff isn't immediate, but I'm feeling the payoff as we speak. I get to say I'm a part of season 50. Who gets to say that?"
Raised in Roanoke, Va., Fraser is a lawyer who lives in Brooklyn, N.Y. He and his wife, Maggie, told PEOPLE exclusively in January 2026 that they wereexpecting their first child together. Theywelcomed their daughter, Wyatt, on April 27, 2026.
Savannah Louie
Savannah Louiewon season 49 ofSurvivor, which took place in the Mamanuca Islands in Fiji, in December 2025.
The former broadcast journalist joined the all-star cast of season 50 and was voted out unanimously on day six.
In April 2026, Louie opened up to PEOPLE about her difficult adjustment following her back-to-back runs onSurvivor.
"I was able to lean on every single person, whether they experienced it directly themselves or they knew other people who had had a hard time," she said. "It was a hard period for me, but because I had those other former players to lean on, that was huge in my mental space."
Louie lives in Atlanta, where she works as a marketing content specialist at Hyperdrive Leadership, according to herLinkedIn. She's been dating software engineer Brandon Stiles since April 2024.
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