Jeff Probst, the show's host, appeared on CBS Mornings on February 25, where he spoke about all-new season 48. As he talked about the legacy of the competition series, CBS host Adriana Diaz shared that the shows' cameraman,

Jeff Probst spends a few months of the year in Fiji hosting Survivor, but he’s still maintained a solid relationship with his wife, Lisa Ann Russell, amid his hectic schedule. The pair tied the knot in 2011,

Survivor host Jeff Probst has been a reality television host for over 25 years, but would he ever compete on a show as a player?

When it comes to Survivor 50’s returning players, it doesn’t matter if you’re from the old or new era. Fans are being given the power to create an all-new game through several months of voting that began on Wednesday, February 26, the same day as the Season 48 premiere.

Jeff Probst‘s take on Survivor having mostly male winners wasn't very well received by viewers or former contestant Parvati Shallow. The host, 63, was recently asked about Survivor‘s previous winners on The Elvis Duran Show,

Read at your own risk! Survivor's Jeff Probst couldn't hold back his tears when he watched early footage from the first episode of Season 48. Specifically, the moment where 23-year-old PhD candidate Eva Erickson opened up about her autism to 45-year-old fire captain Joe Hunter caused the veteran host and showrunner to reach for the tissues.

Survivor' host Jeff Probst revealed on CBS Mornings the real way potential contestants could get noticed while filming their audition tapes.

Although Survivor 48 just premiered on the 2025 TV schedule, fans are as excited as ever for the upcoming 50 th season. Longtime host Jeff Probst revealed in 2024 that the milestone season will bring back fan-favorite players,

Survivor fans are used to watching moving moments on the show. Throughout the show's 48 seasons, players have overcome incredible obstacles, formed close bonds with others, and shared their stories with audiences around the globe.