Overview
- Jeff Probst said the “one-and-a-half” line about Parvati Shallow’s Australian title was Jeremy Collins’ opinion, adding he has no stance on how to count international wins and telling Las Culturistas they targeted the wrong person.
- Probst named his personal Mount Rushmore as Boston Rob, Sandra Diaz-Twine, Tony Vlachos, and Parvati Shallow, describing them as celebrated villains he still wants the show to cast while rejecting mean-spirited antagonists.
- Sandra Diaz-Twine publicly defended Shallow’s legacy, stating her Australian victory is legitimate and that a win is a win.
- Parvati and many fans criticized Collins’ comment after the Oct. 22 podcast, with Shallow posting on Instagram that men were trying to discredit her achievement.
- Collins has stood by his view that the games differ and her Australian win counts differently, keeping the wider debate over international titles and gender dynamics active in the fandom.