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Shambo is at home in Renton, working, relaxing with dogs and lifting people up. Let’s clear up a few things first. Shambo did not lose her tribe’s fishing gear, nor did she release the tribe’s chickens, an important source of protein when food was scarce. Shambo is Shannon Waters of Renton.
Shannon “Shambo” Waters is a contestant on Survivor: Samoa. A former US Marine, Shambo is best remembered for her eccentric personality in-game and mutual dislike for her own Galu tribemates, most notably Laura Morett and Dave Ball.
And Shambo basically said, ‘I don’t ever want to do that again. ‘ We would have loved her too. But either way, I think their story is similar in that they don’t want Survivor to rule their lives and they feel like once was enough. And that’s it.”
Brett is single and currently living in Los Angeles, California.
Natalie is currently in a relationship and lives in Van Buren, Ark. Her date of birth is April 22.
The University of British Columbia.
Organic. Fincher is a rocket scientist and competed in Samoa where he placed ninth. Fincher claims “winning” is his favorite hobby (although he hasn’t won Samoa). Not only is he smart, he’s also a former semi-pro soccer player.
Hometown: Los Angeles, California. Smart, funny, charming and a doctor, Mick is every woman’s dream and every man’s nightmare. At 33, this Idaho import is a Resident Anesthesiologist at UCLA who takes great pride in his hard work.
One of the better known lesbian women in Survivor and one of the best players is Shambo. Shambo, a former Marine, came to her tribe with anger and was known to feud with her own Alliance members Laura Morett and Dave Ball.
The manipulative villain came close to winning twice – he was second to Natalie White in Samoa and third to Sandra Diaz-Twine and Parvati Shallow in Heroes vs. Villains – but has never claimed victory in part on poor jury management.
But he returned for Survivor: Caramoan, where producers had to medically evacuate him due to an infection. Now Erik is a graphic designer, married with one child. During an interview with Entertainment Weekly in February 2021, Erik spoke about his time on Survivor: Micronesia.
She made history by changing history. Twice! Not only did Erika Casupanan set the world record for the number of times she described herself as a lion dressed like a lamb, she also made history as the first Canadian to win Survivor and the first woman to win the game since 1843 >
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