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| Morasca also appeared on '']''. However, in the third episode, she quit the game to be with her dying mother. Her mother passed away the following week from ]. | Morasca also appeared on '']''. However, in the third episode, she quit the game to be with her dying mother. Her mother passed away the following week from ]. | ||
| Morasca's performance on ''Amazon'' was made notorious when she stripped down to the flesh for nothing more than ] and ] ]s. Morasca was extremely unpopular with many viewers due to her comments about older women and her treatment of other players (especially deaf contestant ]), leading her to believe that she would be remembered almost exclusively as "that bitch who took her clothes off." (She reiterated this claim at the All-Star Reunion.) Her nude exploits won her a spread in '']'' magazine. Morasca appeared near-nude in an ad for ] with her boyfriend, ''Survivor: Africa'' winner ]. In ] Morasca replaced ] as co-host (with ]) of CBS' ''Survivor Live'', a talk show devoted to the current season of the series. | Morasca's performance on ''Amazon'' was made notorious when she stripped down to the flesh for nothing more than ] and ] ]s. Morasca was extremely unpopular with many viewers due to her comments about older women and her treatment of other players (especially deaf contestant ]), leading her to believe that she would be remembered almost exclusively as "that bitch who took her clothes off." (She reiterated this claim at the All-Star Reunion.) Her nude exploits won her a spread in '']'' magazine. However through time she has gained a pretty large fan base. Morasca also appeared near-nude in an ad for ] with her boyfriend, ''Survivor: Africa'' winner ]. In ] Morasca replaced ] as co-host (with ]) of CBS' ''Survivor Live'', a talk show devoted to the current season of the series. | ||
| In the ] season, she made several comments about her life as an ], which she took great pride in being. | In the ] season, she made several comments about her life as an ], which she took great pride in being. | ||
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Morasca was a student at the ]. | ||
| Jenna currently resides in New York City, and has started the annual Modelling competition "Model Challenge USA". | |||
| == External links == | == External links == | ||
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Jenna Morasca (born February 15, 1981 near Pittsburgh) was a reality TV contestant who was the million-dollar grand prize winner of Survivor: The Amazon.
Morasca also appeared on Survivor: All-Stars. However, in the third episode, she quit the game to be with her dying mother. Her mother passed away the following week from breast cancer.
Morasca's performance on Amazon was made notorious when she stripped down to the flesh for nothing more than peanut butter and Oreo cookies. Morasca was extremely unpopular with many viewers due to her comments about older women and her treatment of other players (especially deaf contestant Christy Smith), leading her to believe that she would be remembered almost exclusively as "that bitch who took her clothes off." (She reiterated this claim at the All-Star Reunion.) Her nude exploits won her a spread in Playboy magazine. However through time she has gained a pretty large fan base. Morasca also appeared near-nude in an ad for PETA with her boyfriend, Survivor: Africa winner Ethan Zohn. In 2005 Morasca replaced Richard Hatch as co-host (with Dalton Ross) of CBS' Survivor Live, a talk show devoted to the current season of the series.
In the Amazon season, she made several comments about her life as an only child, which she took great pride in being.
Morasca was a student at the University of Pittsburgh.
Jenna currently resides in New York City, and has started the annual Modelling competition "Model Challenge USA".
External links
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