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Who went home on 'Survivor'? WWE star becomes first jury member

Who went home on 'Survivor'? WWE star becomes first jury member

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Kaycee Sloan, Cincinnati EnquirerThu, November 5, 2026 at 11:45 AM UTC

Warning: The following contains major spoilers for the Wednesday, Nov. 4, episode of "Survivor 51."

The competition thinning out as castaways continue their quest to become the Sole Survivor, with another contestant's "Survivor 51" journey (somewhat) came to an end Wednesday night.

Season 51, episode 7, titled "The Girl at Prom," aired on Wednesday, Nov. 4. This episode was chaotic as the group navigated shifting alliances and new promises, while competing for the season's first individual immunity necklace.

This week's eliminated castaway also became the first member of the "Survivor 51" jury.

Here's a recap of what you missed, including who went home.

Who got voted off 'Survivor' last night?

Brady Booker, a La Salle, Illinois, native, was the eighth person voted out of "Survivor 51" and the ninth person to leave the game.

The 27-year-old professional wrestler who has appeared on "AEW Dark," "WWE NXT: Level Up" and "WWE NXT" was sent home in a 9-4 vote over Eric Macksoud. He became the first jury member.

He was voted off after the newly merged tribe split over whether to eliminate him or Macksoud. Angelica “Jelly” Loblack pushed to target Brady, saying he was "bringing a level of toxicity," while tensions between Brady and Mike Pinsky escalated after Brady accused Mike of flipping the vote behind his back.

Who won immunity on Survivor?

Mike Pinsky won the first individual immunity challenge of "Survivor 51," guaranteeing his safety at Wednesday night's first Tribal Council after the merge.

Pinsky outlasted Lewis Kelly in the challenge after Kristin Flickinger finished third.

Were any idols or advantages played on Survivor?

No idols or advantages were played during the episode 7 Tribal Council vote.

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Survivor 51 idols and advantages entering episode 7:

Devin Way: Extra vote.

Carter Krull: Hidden immunity idol.

Angelica "Jelly" Loblack: Hidden immunity idol.

Kristin Flickinger: Tethered Idol, which can be played for Sharonda Cox. If Sharonda is voted out, the advantage becomes a regular immunity idol Kristin can play for herself.

Who has been voted off 'Survivor 51'?

There have been eight eliminations (and one voluntary exit). Here's who's been eliminated from "Survivor" season 51 so far.

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Episode 1: Aaliyah Puglia.

Episode 2: Ana Sani.

Episode 3: Patt Cannaday and Rob Antonson (left voluntarily).

Episode 4: Jenna Doore.

Episode 5: Alexis Levine and Linnea Capobianco.

Episode 6: Ori Jean-Charles.

Episode 7: Brady Booker.

Who is left on Survivor Season 51?

After Wednesday's elimination, 12 castaways remain in "Survivor 51."

Angelica "Jelly" Loblack.

Carter Krull.

Cristian Chavez.

Danny Kilby.

Devin Way.

Eric Macksoud.

Kristin Flickinger.

Lewis Kelly.

Maggie Nestor.

Mike Pinsky.

Sharonda Cox.

Thien An Nguyen.

When does the next episode of 'Survivor' air?

The next "Survivor 51" episode airs Nov. 11 on CBS and streams on Paramount+. The episode begins at 8 p.m. ET and runs for 90 minutes.

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What channel is 'Survivor' on? How to watch, stream

"Survivor" airs on Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. ET on CBS and on Paramount+ for subscribers of the Paramount+ Premium plan.

Episodes can be streamed the next day for subscribers of any Paramount+ plan. The previous 50 seasons of the show are all available to stream with a Paramount+ subscription.

USA TODAY's Lori Comstock contributed to this report.

This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Who went home on 'Survivor'? WWE star becomes first jury member

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