? SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox ?
Who won Survivor 48?
Kyle FraserRobert Voets/CBS
Kyle Fraser
Two days before playing, Kyle told me that he was coming in with a "people first" mentality, priding his relationships and connections over seeking out challenge wins or advantages. And a series of challenges on Day 1 left his expectations as broken as a glass jar, making him pivot even more towards making personal connections. He was able to do so with many different people, as his sociability allowed him a bird's-eye view of the game at all times. With the lay of the land, Kyle could make the move he wanted when he wanted. And when he did, crucially, he wasn't alone. Alongside Kamilla, the two Holes lovers were underground the entire game, pulling off some of the biggest moves of the season while operating in the shadows. Being so secretive with his gameplay meant Kyle had to prove a lot going into Day 26. But that's when his hidden lawyer skills came to the forefront. That was one of the many secrets Kyle let loose at the Final Tribal Council, which impressed the jury enough to give "the most average man you'll meet" an above-average accolade: A winning verdict.
Who was eliminated on Survivor 46 tonight?
Joe HunterRobert Voets/CBS
Joe Hunter
The entire reason Joe went out to play Survivor was to care for someone else. After tragically losing his sister to domestic violence, he wanted to play her favorite game on her behalf, while also looking for a moment of closure out on the island. But he soon found someone else he could take care of in Eva, who revealed her autism to him on Day 1. It was a secret that Joe carried through the entirety of the game, including a moment where he crossed tribal lines to calm her down during a post-challenge "episode." But, while Joe was helping take care of others, he was primarily there to play a game that would hopefully get him a million dollars for his kids. So he was also taking care of business, winning four Immunity Challenges and absolutely dominating the postmerge as the leader of the "strong" majority. While it was an impressive run in the eyes of the jury, Joe's position fell in the fires of final Tribal Council, when Kyle revealed the handful of times he was hoodwinked. And so the chances of a win for the fire captain were promptly snuffed.
Eva EricksonRobert Voets/CBS
Eva Erickson
Related: Everything to Know About Survivor 47
Kamilla KarthigesuRobert Voets/CBS
Kamilla Karthigesu
While Survivor 48 was a game of duos, two selves existed within Kamilla herself. There was "Old Kamilla," a sarcastic, self-deprecating software engineer whose parents set her up for success by saying she would be the first person voted out. But then there was "New Kamilla," a self that she discovered out on the island. This new persona, much to her surprise, was able to form a secret duo with Kyle that made some of the biggest moves of the season. It was able to, despite being outside the majority, deceive its leaders with blatant lies. It won two individual Immunity Challenges, including an incredible come-from-behind victory. The one thing it couldn't do: Make fire. Kyle threw Kamilla into Final Four firemaking, knowing they were each other's biggest competition for the end. But Kamilla was ultimately defeated not by her number one ally, or Eva, but herself. In her final moments, we saw a mixture of both personas, as Kamilla frustratingly narrated her failure to even get a spark, while also supporting Eva in her own hour of need.
Mitch GuerraRobert Voets/CBS
Mitch Guerra
Yes! As was the case with seasons 41-47, Survivor 48 did have a reunion following the winner reveal, albeit in a different way than prior to the "new era." The jury votes were read on the island right after they were cast. Then the finalists and jury came together to debrief about the season. As host and executive producer Jeff Probst told Parade, the decision was initially made on location to not deprive the contestants an opportunity to debrief if the COVID-19 situation had not let up by the time to allow for live events.
Will Survivor return for Season 49?
Related: 'Survivor 48's Shauhin Davari Explains Why He Could Have Beaten Joe in the End (Exclusive)
Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( The Winner of 'Survivor 48' Is Revealed )
Also on site :