US EditionHow Australian Survivor’s ‘Jungle Rat’ came out on top
- Myles Kuah, the bisexual, biracial winner of Australian Survivor, has made history by receiving more votes against him than any player before him.
- At 24 years old, Kuah became one of the youngest winners and expressed that financial security is incredible, stating, 'I’m going to be the richest person I know.'
- Despite losing 12 kilos during the game, Kuah highlighted the physical challenges faced during the competition, stating, 'I lost 12 kilos out there, and I did not have 12 kilos to lose.'
- Kuah aimed to have a fun time, make an impact, and be a fun, quirky character during the game.
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Myles Kuah becomes Australian Survivor’s first queer winner
Laura Koefoed Warning: Spoilers ahead for the Season 10 finale of Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawn II After a gruelling season of blindsides, bamboo pegs, and bold plays, Australian Survivor has officially crowned its first-ever openly queer winner: 23-year-old Sydneysider Myles Kuah. In a landmark moment for the franchise, Kuah outlasted both the brutal challenges and a ... The post Myles Kuah becomes Australian Survivor’s first queer winner…
'Jungle Rat' Myles Kuah wins Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawn II
In a gripping conclusion to Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawn II, Myles Kuah, once dubbed the ‘Jungle Rat’, defied expectations and the odds to emerge as the Sole Survivor. After an arduous 47 days on the Samoan shores, Myles outmanoeuvred, outplayed, and ultimately outlasted 23 fellow castaways, seizing the coveted title and the $500,000 grand prize. “It’s absolutely everything, and I went on thinking I’d have a fun time; there’s no chance I’…
Survivor Australia 2025: Meet the Brains v. Brawn Winner!
After an intense competition packed with scathing tactics and ruthless blindsides, the Survivor Australia: Brains v. Brawn journey has officially come to an end for 2025. Following their final tribal council, the remaining three contestants, Myles Kuah, Kaelen Lockhart, and AJ Antonios, were each poised with an equal chance at victory; however, only one could be crowned Sole Survivor, with Myles taking home the win. (Credit: Ten) Entering their …
Here's Who Won A Bunch Of Dosh & Bragging Rights On Survivor Australia: Brains V Brawn II
The Survivor Australia: Brains V Brawn II competition has officially come to a close after a nail-biting grand finale. Here’s the winner of Survivor Australia: Brains V Brawn II. After weeks upon weeks of challenges, betrayal, cheeky game-play and chats, Survivor Australia: Brains V Brawn II has crowned its sole survivor for 2025. POV: Me pretending to be on Survivor Australia during school camp, and the toilets were confessionals. (Image …
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