Joe Hunter Significantly Misunderstood The Survivor 48 Jury During Survivor 48, there were some people who stodd out. For example, there is no doubt that Eva Erickson, Star Toomey, Shauhin Davari ...

Survivor 48 viewers were so moved by contestant Joe Hunter’s heartbreaking revelation about his sister's death due to domestic violence. In Touch takes a closer look at what happened to Joanna ...

Survivor 48 contestant Joe Hunter revealed the heartbreaking reason he went on the show was to honor his late sister after her death. In Touch looks at what Joe has said about the tragic loss and ...

In the Survivor 48 premiere, despite not being a massive fan of the game, Joe had a mindset to change it. Unlike the cutthroat behavior of modern-day seasons, he wanted to preach loyalty, and ...

Survivor 48 contestant Joe Hunter is mourning his late sister, Joanna, and he had a chance to say goodbye to her in a touching moment that aired during the Wednesday, May 14, episode.

Survivor Season 48 has come to a close and one of the season's fan favorite contestants, Joe Hunter, finsihed strong in 3rd place. Joe opened up to Blake Haynes about his season long alliance with ...

The final five included Joe Hunter, husband of former Mercury player Kayte Christensen. In a 5-2-1 vote, Kyle Fraser was crowned the winner of "Survivor" Season 48 and received the $1 million prize.

Kyle Fraser was crowned the winner of “Survivor 48” during the Wednesday, May 21, finale. Kyle beat out fellow finalists Eva Erickson and Joe Hunter, who placed second and third, respectively.

As the conclusion to “Survivor” 48 began on Wednesday, May 21, there were only five castaways remaining: Eva Erickson, Kyle Fraser, Mitch Guerra, Joe Hunter and Kamilla Karthigesu.

Survivor Season 48 has come to a close and one of the season’s fan favorite contestants, Joe Hunter, finsihed strong in 3rd place. Joe opened up to Blake Haynes about his season long alliance ...

The final five included Joe Hunter, husband of former Mercury player Kayte Christensen. In a 5-2-1 vote, Kyle Fraser was crowned the winner of "Survivor" Season 48 and received the $1 million prize.