News about Jeff Probst

While in Fiji, season 44 of Survivor was the spark of a new romance between a couple of contestants. Matt Blankinship and Frannie Marin, both members of the Soka tribe at the start of the season, formed a tight alliance, resulting in them becoming each other's closest allies. SPOILER ALERT to fans if you haven't gotten caught up with the series! Blankinship, 27, was voted out during the previous episode and now is the first member of the jury. He revealed they were now a real-life couple during his exit interview. We're still dating.' The San Francisco, California native told Entertainment Weekly, 'We're still going strong.' 'Obviously, there's so much chemistry there.' We're two dorky magnets. We couldn't get away from each other anymore. We knew the whole time.'

In recent years, Channel 10 has prioritised political stability over programming, and the end has been nothing short of disastrous. The U.S.-owned network is now losing viewers over fist due to the influx of left-leaning material. Now, as rumors swirl the internet, we take a look at how going 'woke' sent Channel 10 looking down the barrel of going broke.

Jeff Probst says he enjoys being on Survivor for more than two decades. 61, the Emmy award-winning host who spoke with Entertainment Weekly on Wednesday, opened up about his future on the CBS mainstay, which is now in its 43rd season. 'I love Survivor and I still need Survivor,' the Wichita, Kansas native told the newspaper more than 22 years after it began hosting the famous series.

On the most recent episode of Saturday Night Live, Jack Harlow did double duty as both host and evening's musical guest. The Churchill Downs rapper, 24, opened his monologue and mused about rumors surrounding him and Lil Nas X. One skit also mocked rapper Kanye West's attempt to access Skechers' headquarters. Tom Hanks, 66, returned for two cameos, one of which saw him reprise his legendary David Pumpkins role, which he first appeared in 2016. Jeff Probst, 60, of Survivor, also made a cameo.

The Challenge: The United States has been described as a "where anything can happen" in a series. And the show's premiere episode, which stars alums from Survivor, Big Brother, The Amazing Race, and Love Island, was sure to leave viewers with an unexpected curveball that would undoubtedly influence each decision moving forward. host TJ Lavin said he had something to show the remaining 26 players shortly after the first elimination in The Arena, which featured BB23 pair Kyland and Azah, as well as former Islanders Javonny and Cely.