Shares have always been high Surviving with the winner of the game by earning $ 1 million. ABOUT Survivor 48 laid David KinneThe shares were even higher.
In addition to money, David, 39, was playing to keep his girlfriend in his life. And when he was voted, as revealed during the episode that aired Wednesday evening, April 23, she left it – something he said would happen in a previous episode.
“A few weeks after she discovered that I didn’t win, she was out of the door,” David Eeach week In a story published on Thursday, April 24. “So many people probably laughed at that thing. Unfortunately it was true.”
David was open at the show for his financial situation, telling viewers that he lived on a trailer outside his father’s home. He said his girlfriend threatened to leave him if he did not bring him home for $ 1 million.
But not to worry – David is meeting again and is happy.
“Things are going now,” he continued. “I’m meeting the most incredible woman. She is phenomenal. I’m really feeling blessed now. So yes, I’m almost happy that I didn’t earn a million dollars for that.”
He added in a conversation with New York Post That he has moved from the trailer and is living in Ohio.
“I’m working as a dance pilot,” he said. “So I’m flying skydivers for the season. And so I’m building hours to career, getting into the airlines, starting that family one day I really want.”
It’s not an easy game – but someone has to play it! Survivor for the first time debuted in 2000, quickly becoming a favorite fan and ratings for CBS. The reality series, which gives a single survivor of $ 1 million every season after lasting 39 days outside, has taken a long way over the years. Host Jeff Probst, (…)
Although David came short SurvivingIt was not for lack of effort. He worked tirelessly to keep his alliance close but once he understood it Kyle fraser was working closely with Kamilla karthigesuwho was not in alliance, he began to lose his control.
He felt he was not completely confident during the challenge of immunity that day and lost another intense battle of a patience with Joe Hunter.
“I think you can say I lost the focus for a quick moment,” he said. “But I had a sense of sinking that it was not just the challenge I had lost in that moment.”
At the time the tribal council returned, his worst fear was confirmed when his alliance voted for him.
“The first time I saw my name, I knew it was over,” he recalled. “Why would anyone else vote for me? Opposition people would not vote for me if they didn’t think the majority existed, and most would not be there if my allies had not returned me.”
Surviving Air on Wednesday night on 8 afternoon at CBS.
