Caroline Vidmar, Sue Smey, Terran "TK" Foster, Gabe Ortis, Tiyana Hallums, and Kyle Ostwald in 'Survivor 47'
Spoiler for Survivor 47 Episode 7Survivor 47 has shown multiple castaways fighting for power on their first tribe. Tuku started with Gabe Ortis and TK Foster forming their alliance. However, TK dropped Gabe and wanted to move forward with Tiyana Hallums and Kyle Ostwald. TK was voted out and Tiyana also tried to gain numbers against Gabe.
Tiyana Tells Gabe to Keep Hawaii Out of His Mouth After 'Survivor' The filming of the competition is over, but the castaways haven't stopped the trash talk. "Are they awake in Hawaii yet? #Aloha #Survivor #Survivor47," Gabe tweeted on Oct 31 with four pictures of Tuku at tribal. He whispers to Caroline Vidmar behind Tiyana's back in one picture. Another shows someone saying voting out Gabe would be a bigger hit.
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