Parvati Shallow Breaks Down the Biggest Moments of Her History-Making Second 'Survivor' Win

The Traitors star makes big announcement after winning Survivor again

Parvati Shallow, the queer winner of Survivor: Australia vs The World, has announced that the latest series will be her last. Shallow first competed on Survivor: Cook Islands in 2006, finishing sixth. She returned in 2008’s Survivor: Micronesia, where she claimed her first victory. She also competed in Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains in 2010 and Survivor: Winners at War 10 years later. With Australia vs The World marking Shallow’s fifth appearance…

Parvati Shallow Breaks Down the Biggest Moments of Her History-Making Second 'Survivor' Win

The legendary player gets into reconnecting with Cirie to rewrite history, and how she actually forgot the rules for her iconic advantage bluff.

Parvati Shallow wins 'Survivor: Australia v. the World'—makes big announcement

Parvati Shallow clinched her second win in the overall Survivor franchise after competing in the most recent season, Australia v. the World. On Sunday, she was announced as the winner and was awarded $250,000 AUD (about $165,000 USD).While accepting the win, however, Shallow announced that she would be retiring from the game. "This is my final time playing Survivor, so to have been awarded the win from the jury is the sweetest moment," she expla…