Survivor 50 Episode 10 Eviction: How Much Is MrBeast Paid For His Cameo? Top 9 Contestants REVEALED

Survivor Season 50 Episode 10 MrBeast Cameo: As Survivor Season 50 inches closer to its grand finale, the stakes are higher than ever, and Episode 10 has only intensified the buzz. Airing on April 29, Episode 10 not only narrowed the competition down to the Top 9 contestants, but also surprised viewers with a headline-making cameo from YouTube sensation MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson).

His unexpected appearance added a fresh twist to the game, teasing the introduction of a brand-new element - the "Super Beware Advantage," which has already sparked intense speculation among fans.

Survivor 50 Episode 10 Eviction: Who Went Home After The MrBeast Episode?

Survivor Season 50 Episode 10, titled "A Side Dish of Chaos," kicked off with just 10 castaways still battling it out for the title, following last week's dramatic exit of Christian Hubicki after the high-stakes Jimmy Fallon twist.

As alliances scrambled and nerves ran high, the episode lived up to its chaotic name. Strategic whispers turned into last-minute decisions, leaving the tribe divided heading into Tribal Council. Despite multiple names being thrown around, the final vote ultimately zeroed in on Stephenie LaGrossa Kendrick.

In a decisive outcome, she was voted out, becoming the 15th contestant eliminated this season and the fifth member of the jury.

Survivor 50 Episode 10 Top 9 Contestants Names

Following the dramatic events of Episode 10 of Survivor Season 50, the competition has officially narrowed down to the Top 9 castaways, each now just steps away from the finale.

The remaining contestants are Rizo Velovic, Jonathan Young, Cirie Fields, Rick Devens, Aubry Bracco, Joseph "Joe" Hunter, Tiffany Ervin, Ozzy Lusth, and Emily Flippen.

Survivor Season 50 Ep 10: MrBeast Cameo Fees

The buzz around MrBeast and his surprise appearance in Survivor Season 50 episode 10 has fans wondering one thing - how much was he paid for the cameo?

Interestingly, the answer might surprise you. While the exact figure hasn't been disclosed, host Jeff Probst has made it clear that this milestone season isn't about hefty appearance checks. In fact, there are no special cameo payouts or large participation fees involved this time around.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Probst had explained, "With this season, there was not going to be any big appearance fees. The prize money is slightly higher than normal ($1,000,000), and that's it. We were very clear when we called each player: 'These are non-negotiable terms. You're going to be here for 26 days and here's the money. This isn't a leverage situation. If the prize money is what you're here for, then maybe 50 is not for you. We want people who want to be here to be a part of 50.'"