Survivor players on Australian Survivor: Australia V The World

3 US Survivor castaways have also competed on Australian Survivor: Australia V The World. Here they are, with the Survivor seasons they played and how they fared on Australian Survivor: Australia V The World.

How they connect

Solid links mean the castaways shared a Survivor season; dashed links mean they competed in the same season or episode of Australian Survivor: Australia V The World. Select a node for details, then use the card to open a profile.

  1. Cirie Fields

    Survivor 12, 16, 20, 34, 50 Australian Survivor: Australia V The World (2025)

    11th voted out and 7th jury member on day 15, eliminated in a fire-making tiebreaker.

  2. Parvati Shallow

    Survivor 13, 16, 20, 40 Australian Survivor: Australia V The World (2025)

    Winner (Sole Survivor), 6-1-0. The first person to win Survivor on two different national editions.

  3. Tony Vlachos

    Survivor 28, 34, 40 Australian Survivor: Australia V The World (2025)

    4th voted out on day 6. Two US Survivor wins did not survive first contact with the Australian game.

Scope: the 2025 Australian Survivor season built as a nation-versus-nation crossover, in which a World tribe of international Survivor players faced an Australian tribe. Three US Survivor alumni competed on the World tribe: Parvati Shallow (Cook Islands, Micronesia, Heroes vs. Villains, Winners at War), Tony Vlachos (Cagayan, Game Changers, Winners at War) and Cirie Fields (Panama, Micronesia, Heroes vs. Villains, Game Changers, and later Survivor 50). Parvati won the season 6-1-0, making her the only person to have won a season of Survivor in one country and then won again in another. Tony went out 4th on day 6 and Cirie lost a fire-making tiebreaker on day 15 to become the 7th jury member. The rest of the World tribe were players from other international editions and are outside the scope of this site, which tracks US Survivor castaways. Earlier US-player appearances on standalone Australian seasons (Russell Hantz in 2018, Sandra Diaz-Twine in 2022) are listed separately under Australian Survivor.

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