Chicago resident Alicia Rosa joins a little person, a gay Republican and a few Shirtless Man of the Week candidates as they try to win a million dollars when “Survivor: One World” premieres Feb. 15 on CBS.
The 25-year-old special education teacher is one of 18 castaways that CBS introduced Wednesday. She thinks she has what it takes to outlast everyone else.
“I am a triple threat–boobs, booty and I can sing,” she said in a CBS video preview for the show. In press materials, she said, “People will underestimate me because of my good looks, and I will show everyone how powerful I can be by using them to my advantage.”
This time around, the 24th edition if you’re counting, the castaways will be divided into two teams, men (Manono tribe) versus women (Salani), but both teams will share the same beach and camp in Samoa. Redemption Island is gone this season, which means more reward challenges for the contestants.
Check out the photo gallery to meet Rosa and her competitors.
Curt Wagner, RedEye’s Show Patrol
