Survivor’s milestone 50th season has officially come to an end, with Aubry Bracco winning the title and $2 million prize.

Following the wild final episode, the four-time player chats to Villain Edit about her strategy this time around, her rivalry with Genevieve Mushaluk, and when she realised she was going to win the game.

She also shares how she patched things up with her Survivor 32 co-star Michele Fitzgerald ahead of this year’s finale, and what she plans on doing with her $2 million prize.

Meanwhile, runner-up Jonathan Young reveals unseen moments from the wild Final Tribal Council, addresses rumours of a “Zoom Alliance” before the game even started, and spills on whether he’d ever compete on Australian Survivor.

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One month after the chaotic MAFS 2026 finale, the season’s most polarising bride, Gia Fleur, is ready to set the record straight.

From the truth behind those pre-season messages with ex-participants to a massive update on her and her partner Alan Wallace, Gia is clearing the air on every rumour. Plus, find out which participants she’s still in touch with, how producers created her ‘villain edit’, and where you might see her on your screens next.

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It’s been 10 years since Dami Im competed in the Eurovision Song Contest and finished in second place, achieving Australia’s highest score to date.

Ahead of Eurovision 2026, Dami chats all about her new remix of ‘Sound of Silence’ and reveals what it was really like being a part of the international competition — including what the plan was if Australia actually won.

Plus, the former X Factor winner shares her thoughts on Delta Goodrem’s 2026 entry ‘Eclipse’ and whether she thinks Australia could ever take home the trophy.

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It’s been 14 years since Samantha Jade won The X Factor Australia and became a household name overnight, and she’s since proven that she can truly do it all. The pop star has competed on Celebrity Apprentice and Dancing With The Stars, released countless bops (including her new single Very That!) and is currently starring in Pretty Woman: The Musical.

In this fun chat, Samantha reflects on her X Factor audition, what viewers didn’t see on TV and why she had to sell the car she won immediately after the show. She also spills on why she hated her stint on Celebrity Apprentice so much, and whether she’d ever say yes to doing I’m A Celebrity.

Plus, she ranks some of her most iconic songs.

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With season 18 of MasterChef Australia underway, the show’s judge Andy Allen opens up about how much the series has changed since he won in 2012 (RIP the sharehouse), what he spent his prize money on, and the major problem with the MasterChef trophy that no one’s talking about.

Plus, he spills on this year’s celeb guests and reveals the worst dish he’s ever tasted in the MasterChef kitchen.

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In part two of our tell-all interview, MAFS 2026 bride Bec Zacharia addresses the wild rumours head-on — from speculation that she had a secret publicist during filming to the truth behind those Ozempic and drug allegations. Bec exposes how producers manipulated her behind the scenes and finally explains why she "puppeteered" the drama at that infamous final Dinner Party.

Plus, she spills on the secret cast group chat, her dramatic fallout with Gia Fleur, and her dream career plans now that she’s lost her job. Will she return to the experiment for a second chance? The tea is officially overflowing.

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This year’s season of MAFS may be over, but for Bec Zaccaria, the real story starts now.

In part one of our explosive interview, the controversial bride tells all about her breakup with Danny Hewitt, including what happened after the cameras stopped rolling and where they stand now. She also reveals unseen moments from the experiment, shares her thoughts on the controversial edit, and discusses how she’s coping with the backlash.

Plus, Bec ranks her iconic quotes from the season and teases upcoming merch.

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Three years after being portrayed as the ‘villain’ on MAFS, Alyssa Barmonde reflects on her reality TV experience and where it all went wrong. She unpacks the Final Vows filming secrets, what viewers don’t see on TV, and the real-life implications of being edited as the 'bad guy'.

Plus, Alyssa spills on her short-lived romance with Alan Wallace before he started dating Gia Fleur, how she feels about getting mistaken for Alissa Fay, and the 2026 groom who slid into her DMs before filming the show.

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After stirring the pot during Final Test Week, the MAFS 2026 backup brides are here to tell their side of the story. Laura, Shannon, Steph, Chenelle and Crystal reveal their honest thoughts on their grooms, whether they've stayed in contact since filming the show and what wasn't shown on TV.

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Reality TV icon Cyrell Paule tells all about her I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! experience, including her argument with Deni Hines that didn’t air on TV, the surprising co-star that blocked her on Instagram post-show, and why she wasn’t included in the cast group chat.

She also shares her thoughts on this year’s season of MAFS, reveals her DMs with 2026 participant Gia, and reflects on her infamous feud with Martha Kalifatidis seven years on.

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