Friend or foe? Australian Survivor: Blood V Water is headed to screens in 2022, with the famed reality series featuring a serious twist.

In an Australian-first, family members will enter the competition as pairs before battling it out against each other. After all, there can only be one Sole Survivor.

Fans of the OG Survivor in the US will be more than familiar with the Blood V Water format. The theme has been featured twice in its 41-season run — once titularly in 2013, and again with Survivor: San Juan del Sur the following year.

Friend or foe? Australian Survivor: Blood V Water is headed to screens in 2022, with the famed reality serious featuring a serious twist. Source: Network Ten.

In a trailer released by Network Ten on Monday, fans of the show got a glimpse into some of the personalities heading up the series. And lo and behold, famed influencer and former mummy-blogger Sophie Cachia is among them!

  • Sophie Cachia Survivor
    Source: Instagram @sophiecachia_.
  • Sophie Cachia Survivor
    Source: Network Ten.
Influencer Sophie Cachia will appear on Australian Survivor: Blood V Water alongside her sister.

Appearing in the teaser raring to go, the 31-year-old mused that she’ll have outwit, outplay and outlast her sister during the competition.

“I love my sister so much,” she said. “But out here, you’re going to have to take out your loved one at some stage.”

Sophie Cachia previously denied involvement in the series. Source: Network Ten.

In episode 106 of the So Dramatic! podcast, host Megan Pustetto previously reported that Sophie would be competing on Australian Survivor.

However, at the time, the mum-of-two vehemently denied that she was involved with the series.

Australian Survivor: Blood V Water Will Feature More Well-Known Names

Sophie Cachia isn’t the only well-known name, or face, to appear in the Australian Survivor: Blood V Water trailer.

America’s first-ever two-time winner Sandra Diaz-Twine has landed Down Under with her daughter, Alanna ‘Nina’ Twine.

The 47-year-old won the first two seasons she appeared on, played in a subsequent two, and mentored Survivors in Island of the Idols.

Two-time Survivor US winner Sandra Diaz-Twine (R) will compete alongside her daughter, Nina. Source: Network Ten.
Two-time Survivor US winner Sandra Diaz-Twine (R) will compete alongside her daughter, Nina. Source: Network Ten.

“I’m the Queen of Survivor,” she said in a voiceover. “I have a secret weapon. My baby girl Nina. Y’all better look out, because I taught her well.”

Also returning for a stab at the win are Mark Wales and Samantha Gash, who met on the Aussie iteration in 2017 before tying the knot two years later.

2017 contestants Mark Wales and Samantha Gash will also take on Blood V Water together. Source: Network Ten.
2017 contestants Mark Wales and Samantha Gash will also take on Blood V Water together. Source: Network Ten.

“Playing Survivor with your spouse is a very dangerous idea,” Mark voiced. “But the good thing is, if one of us wins we both win.”

As well as being crowned Australia’s Sole Survivor, the winner will take home a hefty prize of $500,000.

Australian Survivor: Blood V Water begins in 2022.

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