Stephenie LaGrossa Kendrick Back for Survivor 50: 'It's My Turn'

Stephenie LaGrossa Kendrick is returning to compete on 'Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans' after a 16-year absence from the iconic reality competition. Her previous appearances include 'Palau,' 'Guatemala,' and 'Heroes vs. Villains,' where she narrowly missed the win in Guatemala. Kendrick's return comes after a decade focused on family, raising three children. She has also participated in other reality shows like 'Snake in the Grass' and 'The Traitors.'

Kendrick, now 45, admitted her initial reluctance to return to 'Survivor' after a disappointing early exit in 'Heroes vs. Villains.' However, the milestone of 'Survivor 50' and her enduring fandom motivated her to accept the offer. She expressed a strong desire to finally claim the million-dollar prize, declaring, "It is my turn."

Discussing her strategy for the upcoming season, Kendrick acknowledged the game's evolution and the presence of familiar faces, some of whom are strong contenders. Despite potential threats, she plans to leverage her experience and forge new alliances, emphasizing that "it's still a numbers game." She is determined to play her game and be the last one standing.