on Wednesday seventh episode from “Survivor 47” Jeff Probst randomly divided the newly merged tribe of 12 players into two groups of six for a challenge that gave half of them safety and reward, one of them individual immunity, and left the other five fighting for their chance to reach at least the jury. After his team fell short in the challenge, Tiyana Hallums She “raised” some ideas for the impending vote with her closest allies, but after the original target gained a late advantage, she was pushed out by her own allies in another blind spot. Read on for his “Survivor 47” exit interview from the end of the episode.

Although they lost the challenge and were going to tribal council, Tiyana and the other four original members of the Tuku tribe felt a sense of security from the fact that it would be the five of them alongside them. Raquel Lamont as an original Lavo player making the decision for the next vote. Because Kyle Ostwald won individual immunity, only five of them were truly vulnerable, and while the decision seemed easy to make, everyone agreed that coming back from this vote with five Tuku still in the game would position them as too big a threat to the six. remaining disunited. and bait each one to be eliminated one by one. With that in mind, Tiyana devised a plan with Carolina Vidmar potentially forgive Rachel and instead use this vote as an opportunity to expel Gabe Ortis instead.

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However, Tiyana’s plan did not have the chance to unfold as she envisioned. At tribal council, Rachel played a Powerless Security advantage that gave her the gift of leaving tribal council without the power to cast a vote, but the safety of not being present to be eliminated. The advantage was sent to you anonymously by Solomon “Sol” Yi who found it in the reward challenge and had to send it to a player in the losing group. Sol’s decision and Rachel’s advantage forced the five Tuku players to turn on themselves after seemingly deciding to stay together, despite Tiyana’s possible plan to turn things around. In the end, she’s the one they decided to turn on.

“I thought I could trust the people who were in my alliance and they tricked me,” Tiyana admitted after her elimination. He added later: “I think I played a genuinely honest game and was true to myself. “I don’t regret the way I played, I just regret who I trusted.” Tiyana thought she could at least trust Caroline and Sue Smey after rumors of a possible all-woman alliance and the half-baked plan to turn on Gabe, but that wasn’t the case when things came down to it.

The decision by her four allies to send her home meant that Tiyana would be the last player eliminated before the start of the jury that will decide which player wins the game. The reality that she would have no lasting impact on the game of casting a vote as a juror hit Tiyana hard: “To come this far and be literally one vote away from being a juror, I’m beyond devastated right now.” . she concluded.

Tiyana is now the seventh person eliminated from “Survivor 47” after Jon Lovet, Terran “TK” Foster, Aysha Welch, Kishan Patel, Anika Dharand Rome Cooney like pre-jury boots.

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