Survivor Legend Parvati Shallow Releases Memoir “Nice Girls Don’t Win”

See Parvati Shallow transform into 'Survivor' villain Boston Rob in drag performance

Shallow transformed into a drag king for the night as she sported a tank top and basketball shorts to become fellow "Survivor" and "Traitors" star Boston Rob.Santiago Felipe | @santiagraphy; Monty Brinton/CBS via Getty  'Survivor' star Parvati Shallow in drag as Boston Rob MarianoClub attendees in New York City weren't too far from the Shallow — Parvati Shallow, to be exact — but they still had to look past a few layers of drag to see the Surviv…

Parvati Shallow Details Sex Life With Comedian Mae Martin In New Book

Parvati Shallow is sharing all the details of her life -- and some bedroom stories -- in her new book Nice Girls Don't Win: How I Burned It All Down to Claim My Power. In the memoir, which was released on Tuesday July 8, the reality star opened up about her relationship with comedian Mae Martin.

Parvati Shallow Details Using a Strap-On With Mae Martin in New Book

Fans of Survivor will learn a lot about Parvati Shallow’s life — both on and off the island — when they read her new book, Nice Girls Don’t Win. In the memoir, released on Tuesday, July 8, the 42-year-old reality star shares new details of her relationship with comedian Mae Martin. “Mae’s a beautiful mix of boy and girl. Or neither, really. They’re nonbinary, and they’d been with lots of straight women before. Only some of them ever want to wear…

'Survivor' winner Parvati Shallow on commune childhood, divorce and queerness in memoir

What we learned from Parvati Shallow's memoir, including her relationship with Mae Martin and divorce from fellow "Survivor" John Fincher.

Parvati Shallow Says RIP to the ‘Black Widow’ and All That

‘Survivor’ star Parvati Shallow spoke with WIRED about her new book, social media, the politics of the show, and who from the cast apologized following her time on the beach.

Parvati Shallow Is More Than a Villain

In an interview about her new memoir, Nice Girls Don’t Win, reality-TV legend Parvati Shallow unpacks her turbulent family history — and how she became a survivor.