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Even host Jeff Probst, who allowed Joe to cross tribal lines in an unprecedented move, cried as it happened. Once she calmed down, Eva said, “I’m ready to tell my story to everybody.

A heartwarming moment shared between two contestants in latest episode of “Survivor” transcended the famously fierce competition and brought host Jeff Probst to tears. In Wednesday’s episode ...

Host Jeff Probst was so moved by Eva’s decision to share her story — and by Joe’s display of selfless compassion — that he teared up for the first time in “Survivor” history.