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WHOA: ‘Survivor’ Contestants Admit #MeToo Allegations Were Exaggerated To Win The Game

Paul Bois
WHOA: ‘Survivor’ Contestants Admit #MeToo Allegations Were Exaggerated To Win The Game
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Controversy erupted on Wednesday when two contestants on “Survivor: Island of the Idols” admitted that they exaggerated a #MeToo allegation of “inappropriate touching” to win the game.

According to People, when contestant Kellee Kim began to complain about a pattern of inappropriate touching from fellow contestant Dan Spilo in Wednesday night’s episode, her allegations were quickly corroborated by contestants Missy Byrd and Elizabeth Beisel, who both alleged they had similar experiences.

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