Top 10 Hottest Babes on Survivor
Which female contestant, in the long history of Survivor, has the prettiest face, the most spectacular curves, and scorching sexuality?
Stand up and be counted. Who would you like to have?
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Jenna Lewis
Jenna was one of the original Survivor castaways on Season 1, "Survivor: Borneo." She was a member of the doomed Pagong Tribe that was voted out by the Tagi Alliance, making the jury.
She returned and played a more aggressive game in Season 8, "Survivor: All-Stars," allying with Rupert and the Boston Rob/Amber pair to go all the way to the Final Four. In the end, she was the last voted out, finishing third.
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Colleen Haskell
Colleen made a memorable splash on the first Survivor, "Survivor: Borneo," being the last member of the doomed Pagong Tribe and being voted out in sixth place.
Since then, she has completely moved on, turning down all requests for a second appearance on the show and distancing herself from the Survivor community.
Arguably Survivor's first (chronologically) sweetheart, she appeared on the initial season of Borneo.
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Alicia Calaway
Alicia was a formidable presence on her first appearance, during Season 2, "Survivor: The Australian Outback." She was physically and socially strong, and was thus voted out in ninth place, being the first member of the jury.
Returning as a member of the dominant Chapera Tribe in Season 8, "Survivor: All-Stars," she was one of the many undone by Boston Rob's strong gameplay and again was voted out at the jury phase.
First on Survivor: The Australian Outback and later on All-Stars, finger-wagging and all.
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Jerri Manthey
Jerri was a notorious presence during her first appearance, on Season 2, "Survivor: The Australian Outback." She appeared to be in control until eventual winner Tina and her ally Colby turned on her and voted her out at the early jury stage.
Returning for Season 8, "Survivor: All-Stars," Jerri was a member of the doomed Saboga Tribe before being absorbed by Mogo Mogo. She was later sacrificed by Lex just before the jury phase.
Her third appearance on Season 20, "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains," was more successful. She negotiated alliances well and eventually joined with Russell Hantz. He voted her out at the end, and she finished in fourth place.
Possibly Survivor's first chronologically villainess, she appeared on Survivor: The Australian Outback initially. She parlayed that notoriety into a memorable Playboy spread later in 2001, then appeared later on All-Stars and Heroes vs. Villains.
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Amber Mariano
Amber was one of the quieter players in her first season, Season 2's "Survivor: The Australian Outback," allying tightly with Jerri until Jerri was voted out. She finished in sixth place, making the jury.
On her second appearance, Season 8, "Survivor: All-Stars," she paired off with her future husband, "Boston Rob" Mariano. They rode the alliance all the way to the end, where she was the recipient of an angry jury's vote and was named Sole Survivor.
She returned for Season 40, "Survivor: Winners at War." Since her husband was also on the show, they were recognized as a dominant threat, and she was quickly voted out.
Now Amber Mariano, she originally appeared on Survivor: The Australian Outback before winning All-Stars and then competing with her husband on Survivor: Winners at War.
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Elisabeth Filarski
Elisabeth made her first claim to fame on Season 2, "Survivor: The Australian Outback," being the last of her tribe to be voted out and finishing fourth.
She has since gone on to be an outspoken media personality and businesswoman, and to marry quarterback Tim Hasselbeck.
Now Elisabeth Hasselbeck, her first claim to fame was on Survivor: The Australian Outback. She later appeared on The View for many years.
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Jessie Camacho
Beauty queen and policewoman Jessie made a lovely presence on Season 3, "Survivor: Africa," although her length on the show was cut short by her being sick. She was voted out second, perhaps the most lovely second boot ever in the long history of "Survivor."
She was one of the lovely women of Survivor: Africa, being voted off second after experiencing severe stomach pains.
Formerly a beauty queen.
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Christina Cha
Christina was a notable presence on the women's Salani Tribe in Season 24, "Survivor: One World." Her rivalry with tribemate Alicia Rosa resulted in her being on the outs for most of the season. She managed to survive almost all the way to the end, being voted out fourth, just before the Final Tribal Council.
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Lindsey Richter
Oregonian Lindsey was a forceful presence in the Young Persons' alliance, which was undone by the first-ever tribe switch on Season 3, "Survivor: Africa." She was voted out shortly after the switch.
Appearing on Survivor: Africa, she was outspoken and feisty, eventually being voted off in 11th place.
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Candice Cody
Candice Woodcock first appeared on Season 13, "Survivor: Cook Islands," where her infamous mutiny led to the rise of the Aitu Four. She made the jury.
Returning for Season 20 as one of the Heroes in "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains," she again swapped alliances, only to be betrayed by Russell Hantz and quickly voted out after her usefulness to him had ended.
Then married to John Cody, her third appearance on Season 27, "Survivor: Blood vs. Water," resulted in her quickly being sent to Redemption Island, along with her husband. She was eliminated pre-jury.
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Kelley Wentworth
Kelley made her first appearance on Season 29, "Survivor: San Juan del Sur" (Blood vs. Water II) with her father. She was voted out fifth and finished in 14th place.
She was more successful in Season 31, "Survivor: Second Chances," riding a strong strategic game almost all the way to the end. She was the last voted out and finished in 4th place as the last member of the jury.
Her third appearance, on Season 38, "Survivor: Edge of Extinction," had mixed results. She was the last remaining returning player in the game, but she was voted out in 10th place and became the sixth member of the jury.
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Tasha Fox
Tasha was a notable contestant on Season 28, "Survivor: Cagayan" (Brains vs. Brawn vs. Beauty), being a member of the luckless Brains Tribe but surviving deep. She was voted out in 6th place and made the jury.
Returning for Season 31, "Survivor: Second Chances," she played an even stronger game, navigating her way all the way to the end. She was skunked by Jeremy Collins at Final Tribal Council and finished in a tie for second place.
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Gina Crews
One of the lovelies on Season 4, "Survivor: Marquesas," her tribe of Maraamu was quickly dominated, and she was voted out sixth, too soon to make her beauty fully felt by viewers.
Still a beautiful female today, and one who was made to be naked, save for a collar.
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Penny Ramsey
Penny brought her homegrown Texas charm to Season 5, "Survivor: Thailand," where she schemed her way close to the end, finishing seventh and making the jury.
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Shawna Mitchell
Shawna originally appeared on Season 6, "Survivor: The Amazon," as part of the all-women Jacaré Tribe. She was listless until the tribes merged, being excited by the introduction of the men. She was quickly noted for her past weakness and voted off pre-jury.
She is notable for having bathed topless in the Amazon River.
She is now a professor at the University of Utah.
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Kelly Goldsmith
Pretty Kelly was a notable player on Season 3, "Survivor: Africa," being the target of Lex as soon as the game entered the jury phase. As a result, Kelly was voted out and made the jury.
Post-"Survivor," Kelly was responsible for at least four other "Survivor" contestants being cast.
One of the lovely women of Survivor: Africa, she tangled with Lex van den Berghe and became the first member of the Africa jury. Later, she cast other contestants for Survivor: Vanuatu (Islands of Fire).
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Sarah Jones
Sarah was a notable presence on Season 4, "Survivor: Marquesas," famous for sitting in the canoe with her arms behind her and large breasts thrust forward, "like Cleopatra," as her tribe put it, while they paddled to shore.
She was quickly identified as a liability and voted out fourth, but not before catching the eye of "Boston Rob" Mariano. They dated briefly.
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Neleh Dennis
This then-21-year-old Mormon beauty from Utah was a force on Season 4, "Survivor: Marquesas," making it all the way to the Final Tribal Council.
She lost the title of Sole Survivor in a close (and controversial) decision, 4-3.
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Tanya Vance
Tanya brought her loveliness to Season 5, "Survivor: Thailand," where she fell ill and was voted out second.
Her ethereal beauty and well-curved form are still admired by fans today.
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Stephanie Dill
Stephanie auditioned naked for Season 5, "Survivor: Thailand," and was accepted with enthusiasm.
Sadly, she did not get naked on the show before her Sook Jai Tribe was decimated and she was voted out sixth, finishing in 11th place.
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Erin Collins
Erin was cast on Season 5, "Survivor: Thailand," and due to the Sook Jai Tribe being decimated by the Chuay Ghan Tribe, was eliminated at the beginning of the jury phase.
While in the game, her big eyes and shapely figure were a highlight of the season.
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Deena Bennett
Deena appeared on Season 6, "Survivor: The Amazon," and was the de facto leader of the women's tribe until being betrayed by Alex Bell and Rob Cesternino.
She was voted out at the beginning of the jury phase, finishing 8th. She had a lovely smile and shapely figure which were nicely shown.
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Christy Smith
Christy made history as the first deaf person to appear on "Survivor," being cast on Season 6, "Survivor: The Amazon."
Her smile and full figure were a delight to watch in the season as she negotiated her way through until finally being voted out in 6th place, making the jury.
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Kim Powers
"Little Kim" may have been the most girl-next-door type cast on Season 3, "Survivor: Africa." She was the last of the Young Persons' alliance and managed to make it deep into the jury phase before being voted out.
After "Survivor," she went on to marry "Survivor: The Amazon" contestant Alex Bell.
Cast on Survivor: Africa, she wound up on the wrong side of the power alliance and was voted off in 6th place.
Later, she married Alex Bell from Survivor: The Amazon.
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Andrea Boehlke
Andrea has appeared on "Survivor" three times. Her first appearance during Season 22, "Survivor: Redemption Island," saw her return from the eponymous voted-off area until she was voted off in 5th place, making the jury.
Returning for Season 26, "Survivor: Caramoan" (Fans vs. Favorites II), she posed a serious threat in the mid-game and was notably voted out with a Hidden Immunity Idol in her pocket, finishing 7th and again making the jury.
Her third appearance, on Season 34, "Survivor: Game Changers," was a little less successful than her first two, as she was recognized as both a strategic threat and a beautiful contestant, and was voted out 8th, making the jury for a third time.
She is possibly the most girl-next-door contestant ever to appear on "Survivor," and a delight to see under any circumstance.
The prototypical girl-next-door, one who is friendly and affable and looks good completely naked, holding and kissing your shoulder.
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Amanda Kimmel
Amanda's first appearance on Season 15, "Survivor: China," saw her ride a strong alliance all the way to the end, where she was mostly ignored by the jury. She finished in third place with one vote for Sole Survivor.
In Season 16, "Survivor: Micronesia - Fans vs. Favorites," she again formed a strong alliance and made it to the Final Tribal Council, this time finishing in second place, losing to Parvati Shallow.
On her third appearance in Season 20, "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains," she was eliminated just before the jury phase, alongside most of the Heroes Tribe.
Tall and well-curved, and who didn't want to see her completely naked?
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Julie Berry
Who could ever forget Julie, either for her fifth-place finish on Season 9, "Survivor: Vanuatu," or for her well-proportioned figure being on full display as she sunbathed nude? Certainly not host Probst, who dated her for several years after she appeared.