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Who Is Jeff Probst's Wife? Dating History & Ex-Girlfriends Revealed

A new season of Survivor is here, which means Jeff Probst is back on our TV screens.

The 61-year-old host and executive producer of every season of Survivor is an essential part of the series, although not everyone is as familiar with his personal life.

Viewers might be wondering what Jeff Probst‘s current relationship status is, whether he’s single or married, and who he’s previously dated. You might not know that he was once linked to a Survivor contestant for years!

Click through to see who Jeff Probst has dated…

'Survivor' 45 - 18 Contestants Revealed for Fall 2023 Season, 1 Returning From Previous Season!

Survivor is back tonight (Wednesday, September 27)!

The Emmy-nominated TV series returns to kick off what is set to be a historic season of extended 90-minute original episodes on Wednesday nights beginning this evening (Wednesday, September 27) at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

The 18 new castaways will compete against each other when the iconic reality series premieres later this month.

The show is also available to stream on Paramount+, live and on demand for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers, or on demand for Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after the episode airs), and as always, is hosted by Jeff Probst.

This season of Survivor will “take a deeper dive into the players’ stories as they’re stranded on the stunning islands of Fiji. Viewers will watch as castaways form a society and adapt to their physical and social surroundings while contending with treacherous new elements and navigating an ever-shifting social game. This determined group will be divided into three tribes of six and face a faster, grittier season from the moment they step on the beach. The moral dilemmas and extreme situations will test even the strongest competitor, and the mental and physical challenges require players to constantly evolve their strategies to survive another day.”

The cast includes one returnee from Season 44, who was medically evacuated just minutes into the Season 44 premiere.

In the end, only one will remain to claim the title of Sole Survivor and win the $1 million prize.

Click through to meet the 18 castaways for Survivor 45…

'Survivor' Fall 2023 - 18 Contestants for Season 45 Revealed, 1 Returning From Previous Season!

Survivor is back!

The Emmy-nominated series returns to kick off a historic season of extended 90-minute original episodes on Wednesday nights beginning on Wednesday, September 27 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

The 18 new castaways will compete against each other when the iconic reality series premieres later this month.

The show is also available to stream on Paramount+, live and on demand for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers, or on demand for Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after the episode airs), and as always, is hosted by Jeff Probst.

This season of Survivor will “take a deeper dive into the players’ stories as they’re stranded on the stunning islands of Fiji. Viewers will watch as castaways form a society and adapt to their physical and social surroundings while contending with treacherous new elements and navigating an ever-shifting social game. This determined group will be divided into three tribes of six and face a faster, grittier season from the moment they step on the beach. The moral dilemmas and extreme situations will test even the strongest competitor, and the mental and physical challenges require players to constantly evolve their strategies to survive another day.”

The cast includes one returnee from Season 44, who was medically evacuated just minutes into the Season 44 premiere.

In the end, only one will remain to claim the title of Sole Survivor and win the $1 million prize.

Click through to meet the 18 castaways for Survivor 45…

'Survivor' Winner Donates Million Dollar Prize to Veterans

Survivor history continues to be made!

Mike Gabler, the 52-year-old Survivor winner announced that he would be donating the entire $1 million prize to veterans.

“There are people who need that money more,” Mike told host Jeff Probst. “And I’m going to donate the entire prize — the entire million dollar prize, in my father’s name, Robert Gabler, who was a Green Beret — to veterans in need who are recovering from psychiatric problems, PTSD, and curb the suicide epidemic.”

Click inside to read more…More Here! »

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Jeff Probst Reveals He Had Transient Global Amnesia (Video)

Jeff Probst is opening up about his health.

The Survivor host revealed his diagnosis while recalling a story on Live With Kelly and Ryan on Wednesday (February 4).

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During his appearance, he explained that he went to book travel for him and his wife, when he realized he couldn’t remember her birthday.

“I couldn’t figure it out. So I texted my wife and I said, ‘Can you call me?’ And she called me and said, ‘What’s going on?’” he said. He also said he couldn’t remember where she and the kids were at the time.

He said he had “zero recollection of anything” at that time.

“I had no idea who I was, where I was. I even wrote a note…on my laptop I wrote a note that said, ‘For our records, I have no idea why I’m wearing these clothes. I have no idea where our kids are. I have no idea what day it is. I have no idea why I’m writing this.’”

He found out after visiting a neurosurgeon that he had transient global amnesia, a sudden episode of temporary memory loss. It was luckily a one-off, and his memory came back after an MRI.

Watch Jeff Probst explain his scary diagnosis inside…More Here! »

Jeff Probst Reveals the Big New Twist for 'Survivor' Season 40!

Survivor: Winners at War is about to include a big new twist!

Host Jeff Probst revealed one big new surprise on Wednesday (January 15) that will surely affect how the game is played on the upcoming Season 40, debuting on February 12 on CBS.

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“One of the things we wanted to accomplish with 40 was to try to find some ground that might give us room to play going forward. So we went back to the basic idea: Survivor is about a society that forms, and they form their own rules. And they decide who stays and who goes home. And over time, every society ends up having a currency. So we’re looking to add another layer to the society with a Survivor currency in the form of fire tokens,” he revealed to EW.

“Think of tokens as money. And the way it works is, everyone starts with one. And when you are voted out you have to will it or bequeath it to somebody still in the game as you head to the Edge of Extinction.”

“Now players in the game have tokens. People on the Edge have nothing. But what the Edge does have are advantages — that are of no value on the Edge of Extinction but are very valuable in the game. So it becomes supply and demand,” he went on to explain.

“The next layer is, as the game progresses, and you’re on Extinction, you don’t really know who has tokens left. You don’t know what’s been happening over there. So I’m offering to sell to somebody, hoping that they either have enough money — and, if not, they can borrow it — or go into cahoots with somebody to get enough, because they have only until sundown to pay for it.”

Players can use their tokens to purchase food, items or advantages at any challenge.

“I got what you need, you got what I want. Supply and demand. It will ebb and flow. And the idea is, if it works, in future seasons, who knows? Maybe you’re not looking for idols, you’re looking for tokens. And with tokens, you buy whatever you need. That’s the big idea,” he said.

READ MORE: Two ‘Survivor’ Contestants from Season 39 Are Now Dating!

Survivor's Jeff Probst Calls Out CBS for Spoiling Show

Jeff Probst has been the host of Survivor since the series premiered all the way back in 2000, however, he’s calling the show out in 2019 for their handling of promos and spoilers.

A promo aired for the show and totally spoiled who made it to tribal council, giving away a lot of clues within the episode.

Jeff tweeted out, “To those of you frustrated by the #survivor spoilers in the promos… I have to admit I too find it mind numbing. And it pains me to have join in your complaints against @survivorcbs but I am,” Jeff tweeted. “Despite being on the air 20 years we still have not earned the right to approve our own promo spots. The purpose of a promo is to entice you to watch without giving away what it is we want you to watch. We have no say in that…”

He then added, “I encourage you to continue complaining in the hopes they will finally submit. But spoilers notwithstanding, tonight’s #SURVIVOR episode is GREAT! Super fun! Enjoy!”

Find out who ended up going home on Survivor‘s episode last night if you missed it.