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Survivor Heroes Vs Villains Cast:Natalie White, the 26-year-old whom Russell Hantz took under his wings, has won the Samoa edition of “Survivor“. The former pharmaceutical sales rep from Van Buren, Arkansas took the title of sole survivor when she gained 5 out of the 7 votes from the jury panel.



Russell, in the meantime was placed second with two votes while Mick Trimming who got none was crowned the second runner-up. The finale on Sunday, December 20 begun with the elimination of Jaison and Brett in respective order. Brett won his third immunity but in the final immunity competition, Russell beat him.
The final three were down to Mick, Russell and Natalie. Despite Russell’s reportation of being a gameplayer, the jury consisting of Dave, Laura, Kelly, Brett, Jaison, Shambo and Erik picked Natalie as the winner except for Shambo. The woman whom Russell voted out last week rooted on Russell to win. Natalie is thus the 19th winner of the reality show who deserves $ 1 million dollar prize.
It has been revealed that the 20th edition of “Survivor” would be an All-Star season dubbed “Survivor: Heroes Versus Villains”. Featuring 20 cast from previous seasons, the new chapter is scheduled to premiere on February 11.

Survivor Finale Delivers Surprising Winner

After 39 days as virtual pawns in the hands of Survivor's most cunning strategist, Texas oilman Russell Hantz, the votes cast in Samoa by the nine jury members—all but one of them from the originally victorious Galu tribe—were counted tonight and Jeff Probst named the winning sole Survivor.

But did the mastermind take home the million dollars?

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Blindside! In Russell's own words, "the nice girl outwitted and outplayed him" when the Survivor: Samoa jurors awarded the top prize to Hantz's loyal follower ally Natalie White. The 26-year-old pharmaceutical rep from Van Buren, Ark., was an unwitting member of his infamous "dumb-girls alliance." But early in the game, the Southern blond beauty surprised her tribe when she triumphantly returned to camp with food: a rat she had killed all by herself. In the end, the castaways helped Natalie stomp out the rat who betrayed them all, with only a minority voting for Russell, even though he controlled the game from day one.
Russell wouldn't go home empty-handed, however: the surprisingly tearful runner-up won the $100,000 fan favorite prize for Player of the Season.
The Texas Machiavellian may have found all the hidden immunity idols (without clues!), but Russell ensured his place in the final three with his first individual immunity win, sending former phantom player Brett back to obscurity and the jury. "In my opinion, I just won the game," he boasted (inaccurately, as it turned out).
The new season of Survivor, pitting former cunning Castaways against those who most prized integrity, premieres Feb. 11.