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'Survivor 45' cast: Meet contestants competing for $1 million in new fall 2023 season
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Date:2025-04-17 20:28:01
"Survivor" has released the full list of castaways competing on the landmark 45th season of hit the reality show, which is set to premiere on CBS on Sept. 27.
The new season features 17 new contestants and one returning player competing for the $1 million cash prize and the title of Sole Survivor, according to the network.
The cast of "Survivor 45" includes an investment analyst, a critical care nurse and a therapist. It also features the return of Bruce Perreault, a contestant from last season who was medically evacuated just minutes into the first episode after hitting his head on a beam.
This season "continues to define a bold new era of the series with the return of risky advantages, game-changing twists and a relentless pace that will push these castaways to their limits," the network said in a news release.
The long-running reality series has been a hit since premiering in 2000. Last season saw Yamil "Yam Yam" Arocho crowned as the champion and winner of the cash prize.
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'Survivor 45' contestants
Here's a look at the 18 contestants who will compete on "Survivor 45," according to CBS:
Austin Li Coon
- Age: 26
- Hometown: San Jose, California
- Current residence: Chicago
- Occupation: Grad student
Dee Valladares
- Age: 26
- Hometown: Havana, Cuba
- Current residence: Miami
- Occupation: Entrepreneur
Brandon Donlon
- Age: 26
- Hometown: Sicklerville, New Jersey
- Current residence: Sicklerville, New Jersey
- Occupation: Content producer
Emily Flippen
- Age: 28
- Hometown: McKinney, Texas
- Current residence: Laurel, Maryland
- Occupation: Investment analyst
Brandon 'Brando' Meyer
Age: 23
Hometown: Oak Park, California
Current residence: Seattle
Occupation: Software developer
Hannah Rose
- Age: 33
- Hometown: Woodbridge, Connecticut
- Current residence: Baltimore
- Occupation: Therapist
Bruce Perreault
- Age: 47
- Hometown: West Warwick, Rhode Island
- Current residence: West Warwick, Rhode Island
- Occupation: Insurance agent
Janani Krishnan-Jha
- Age: 24
- Hometown: San Francisco
- Current residence: Los Angeles
- Occupation: Singer (stage name: J. Maya)
Drew Basile
- Age: 23
- Hometown: Birmingham, Michigan
- Current residence: Philadelphia
- Occupation: Grad student
Julie Alley
- Age: 49
- Hometown: Brentwood, Tennessee
- Current residence: Brentwood, Tennessee
- Occupation: Estate attorney
Jake O'Kane
- Age: 26
- Hometown: Hanson, Massachusetts
- Current residence: Boston
- Occupation: Attorney
Katurah Topps
- Age: 35
- Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri
- Current residence: Brooklyn, New York
- Occupation: Civil rights attorney
Kaleb Gebrewold
- Age: 29
- Hometown: Port Coquitlam, Canada
- Current residence: Vancouver, Canada
- Occupation: Software sales
Kellie Nalbandian
- Age: 30
- Hometown: Weston, Connecticut
- Current residence: New York City
- Occupation: Critical care nurse
Nicholas 'Sifu' Alsup
- Age: 30
- Hometown: O'Fallon, Illinois
- Current residence: O'Fallon, Illinois
- Occupation: Gym owner
Kendra McQuarrie
- Age: 31
- Hometown: Haverhill, Massachusetts
- Current residence: Steamboat Springs, Colorado
- Occupation: Bartender
Sean Edwards
- Age: 35
- Hometown: Lawrence, New Jersey
- Current residence: Provo-Orem, Utah
- Occupation: School principal
Sabiyah Broderick
- Age: 28
- Hometown: Locust Grove, Georgia
- Current residence: Jacksonville, North Carolina
- Occupation: Truck driver
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