Sometimes, after someone competes on one reality television show, they find themselves wanting to try their hand at even more. This is especially true for Survivor players, as many contestants have pursued additional reality TV appearances after their time on the show concluded.
On the flip side, some Survivor contestants come into the game having appeared on a reality show once already, especially CBS sister shows Big Brother and The Amazing Race. Former players who may have had enough with the "survival" format of a reality competitions may seek out other reality TV endeavors, such as Shark Tank or Marriage Boot Camp.
Caleb Reynolds (Big Brother)
Before Caleb Reynolds was medically evacuated following a dangerous challenge in Survivor: Kaoh Rong, he was a fan-favorite contestant on the 16th season of CBS' other hit reality series, Big Brother.
Caleb did pretty well for himself on Big Brother, coming in fourth place after being a consistent member of the "Bomb Squad" alliance all season. However, he was at the bottom of said alliance and was (to his surprise) evicted by those he thought to be his allies.
Eliza Orlins & Corinne Caplan (The Amazing Race)
Eliza Orlins and Corinne Kaplan were both divisive personalities when they appeared on their first seasons of Survivor (Vanuatu and Gabon, respectively), and further lived up their reputations when they competed on separate editions of Fans vs. Favorites.
The two never played Survivor together but instead formed a friendship outside of the game. This led them to teaming up for season 31 of The Amazing Race, in which they placed ninth. Both Eliza and Corinne fared much better on the seasons of Survivor they appeared on, and were far more likable when playing as individuals.
Natalie & Nadiya Anderson (The Amazing Race)
Twin sisters Natalie and Nadiya Anderson appeared on the second iteration of Survivor's Blood vs. Water. The unintentionally served as bookends, with Nadiya being the first player voted out while Natalie went on to win $1 million prize.
Prior to their Survivor appearance, the sisters had competed twice on The Amazing Race as a duo. Their first time out was on the 21st season, and they managed to finish in fourth place. They were rather unlucky during their second go-round, as they finished in last due to their sisterly bickering putting them behind.
Edna Ma (Shark Tank)
Edna Ma was iconic on Survivor: South Pacific for her strong alliance with Coach and her affinity for making visors out of tree mail.
Almost three years after her Survivor journey, Edna returned to reality TV to pitch her business on Shark Tank. She presented her idea, a product to be used before and after bikini waxing called BareEASE, to the judges. Unfortunately, none of the sharks chose to invest in her product.
Whitney Duncan & Keith Tollefson (The Amazing Race)
When Whitney Duncan and Keith Tollefson competed on Survivor: South Pacific, they went from being strangers to tribemates to falling in love. By the time they competed on season 25 of The Amazing Race, they were engaged to be married.
Keith and Whitney were not the first Survivor showmance turned real-life couple to appear on The Amazing Race, and ended up ranking in the middle of their predecessors. They ended their race in eighth place after struggling going from Denmark to Morrocco, leading to the end of their reality television journey (for now).
Hayden Moss (Big Brother)
Hayden Moss competed on the first season of Survivor: Blood vs. Water with his girlfriend at the time, Kat Edorsson (a returning Survivor castaway herself). Though Kat was voted out before the tribes merged, Hayden made strong bonds with his loved-ones alliance, ending the game in sixth place and as a member of the jury.
Before his time on Survivor, Hayden was famous for winning the 12th season of Big Brother. Despite being only 24 years old at time, Hayden dominated the competition and won four Head of Household challenges throughout his time on the reality series.
Ethan Zohn & Jenna Morasca (The Amazing Race)
Survivor winners Ethan Zohn and Jenna Morasca — he won Survivor: Africa and she won Survivor: The Amazon — were in a romantic relationship from 2003 until 2013, and during that time they participated in several Stand Up 2 Cancer campaigns as Ethan battled Hodgkin's lynphoma.
In 2011, Ethan and Jenna paired up to compete on The Amazing Race 19. Despite their success in the early seasons of Survivor, they weren't able to survive a double elimination on the second episode of The Amazing Race, and they were ended up placing 10th out of 11 teams.
Tyson Apostol & Rachel Fougler (Marriage Boot Camp)
Tyson Apostol was on Survivor three times and even won once before he ventured onto another reality series with his now-wife, Rachel Fougler.
Tyson and Rachel had been dating for several years when they appeared on Survivor: Blood vs. Water, the season Tyson won after Rachel's early elimination. The two returned to the small screen on Marriage Boot Camp, where they worked on their relationship of six years. In the season 2 finale, Tyson proposed to Rachel, and the two have since married and welcomed two daughters.
Richard Hatch (The Biggest Loser)
The first Survivor winner, Richard Hatch tried his hand at several reality television shows after winning the $1 million prize back in 2000.
In addition to appearing on Australia's version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? in 2000 and The Celebrity Apprentice in 2010, Richard appeared on the 17th season of The Biggest Loser. He lasted until the fourth week of the show before being eliminated, and he ended the competition weighing 45 pounds less than his starting weight.
Rob & Amber Mariano (The Amazing Race)
Rob Mariano and Amber Brkich met on Survivor: All-Stars, where they became the most iconic showmance Survivor had ever seen. They fell in love during their time on the show, got married, and started a family together — they have four daughters now — while still being active members of the Survivor community.
In 2005, Rob and Amber sought out another reality TV challenge by appearing on The Amazing Race as an engaged couple. They ended the season in second place, proving that they were great reality TV competitors no matter the format of the show. They returned for the all-star season of The Amazing Race, though they struggled their second time around and came in eighth place.