Victoria Baamonde

Victoria Baamonde, born July 18, 1994, in the Bronx, New York, began her professional life as a waitress. Her public profile significantly increased through her participation in the popular reality television series “Survivor.” She was a contestant on “Survivor: Edge of Extinction” (Season 38) in 2019, where she was initially part of the Kama tribe. During her time on the show, Victoria played strategically, navigating tribal dynamics and alliances from the start. Her journey on the season spanned 14 episodes, showcasing her adaptability and competitive spirit within the demanding environment of the game.

Before “Edge of Extinction,” Victoria also competed on a fan-created version of the series, “Survivor: Heroes vs Healers vs Hustlers,” where she was crowned the Sole Survivor after 39 days, demonstrating her strategic prowess and social game. She also appeared in “Survivor: Champions v Contenders,” lasting 13 days and participating in various challenges. Her multiple appearances across different iterations of the show underscore her engagement with the Survivor format and her competitive nature. Victoria’s background as a waitress and her subsequent visibility on national television provided a platform for her to connect with a wider audience.

Throughout her television appearances, Victoria has been recognized for her sharp mind and ability to critically assess situations. She has participated in various challenges, accumulating a total of 13 challenge wins across her “Survivor” careers. Her experience in “Survivor” has allowed her to discuss topics related to strategy, social dynamics, and resilience. She has utilized this platform to engage with fans and participate in discussions about the game.