‘Survivor’ Season 49: Who Was Eliminated and Who Survives?
As viewers near the conclusion of “Survivor” Season 49, significant events unfolded in the latest episode, increasing competition among contestants. The penultimate episode, “The Die Is Cast,” aired on December 10, revealing the pivotal dynamics of the game.
Elimination Update: Who Went Home?
In Episode 12, Steven Ramm, a 35-year-old rocket scientist from Denver, was eliminated. Ramm faced a unanimous decision among his former allies, Sage Ahrens-Nichols and Kristina Mills, losing 4-1 in a vote. Despite discussions on his potential to defeat Savannah Louie in immunity challenges, Ramm was deemed too much of a threat.
Reflecting on his journey, Ramm expressed, “It feels pretty amazing not to be an imposter. This experience has been a complete mission success in terms of self-discovery.” His exit marked a turning point for the remaining contestants.
Remaining Contestants in ‘Survivor’ Season 49
With Ramm’s exit, five contestants now advance towards the season finale:
- Kristina Mills, 36, Edmond, Oklahoma, MBA career coach
- Rizo Velovic, 25, Yonkers, New York, tech sales
- Sage Ahrens-Nichols, 30, Olympia, Washington, clinical social worker
- Savannah Louie, 31, Atlanta, former reporter
- Sophi Balerdi, 27, Miami, entrepreneur
Current Jury Members
The jury for Season 49 consists of eliminated players who will help determine the winner among the final contestants:
- Steven Ramm, 35, Denver, rocket scientist
- Sophie Segreti, 31, New York, strategy associate
- Jawan Pitts, 28, Los Angeles, video editor
- Alex Moore, 27, Washington, D.C., political communications director
- Nate Moore, 47, Hermosa Beach, California, film producer
- Michelle “MC” Chukwujekwu, 29, San Diego, fitness trainer
Where to Watch ‘Survivor’
New episodes of “Survivor” air on CBS and can be streamed live on Paramount+ for subscribers. Episodes are typically available the following day for both Paramount+ Premium and Essential plan users.
Meet the Host
Jeff Probst, a four-time Emmy Award winner, continues to host all 49 seasons of “Survivor.” His long-standing role as host and executive producer has been pivotal in shaping the show’s success since 2000.
The drama intensifies as the season draws to a close, with fans eagerly awaiting the finale. The remaining contestants will face off in the ultimate challenges to secure their place in the final rankings.
