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‘Survivor 49’ Recap: Who Got Voted Out in Episode 2?
Kimberly Davis was blindsided in a 4-1 vote after her overconfidence and strategy alienated allies, leading the Kele tribe to a second consecutive immunity loss, host Jeff Probst said.
- On October 1, the Kele tribe lost their immunity challenge for the second episode in a row, sending them to Tribal Council on Survivor 49.
- This failure followed a challenging background where the Hina tribe, despite a 20-pound coconut disadvantage placed by Jawan from the Uli tribe, won their third straight challenge.
- Kele members, led by Annie Davis, misread their tribe dynamics as Annie campaigned to vote out Sophi, believing she controlled the vote through a secret alliance with Alex Moore.
- Annie, a 49-year-old musician from Portland, was blindsided with a unanimous 4-1 vote despite her confidence, and she admitted, "I never saw my elimination coming" after failing to 'read the room,' as noted by host Jeff Probst.
- Her exit highlights the ongoing power struggles within Kele and underscores the precarious nature of alliances and trust on Survivor, foreshadowing further conflict in upcoming episodes.
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‘Survivor 49’ Recap: Who Got Voted Out in Episode 2?
Now we know who Jeff Probst was talking about when he said a couple of '49' players couldn't 'read the room.'
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