Colleen Haskell is an actress and former reality show participant from the United States. In the year 2000, Haskell competed in the first season of the American reality program Survivor.

As for movies, Haskell has only been in one, The Animal in 2001. She rose to prominence after appearing in the reality tv show Survivor. Let's know more about colleen's life. 

Who Is Colleen Haskell's Husband? Where is Colleen Haskell Now?

Colleen Haskell is married to her longtime lover, Alan Hampton, but it is unclear when they married or whether they are still married. Haskell's wedding was done secretly, with just family, close relatives, and friends invited. Her life outside of the reality program is completely hidden.

The beautiful actress and her spouse have two kids, Catherine Hampton and Jane Hampton. Colleen likes to stay out of the limelight and lives a low-key life with her partner and kids in Miami Beach, Florida.

Following her appearance on the reality show, the former actress finished her studies at Miami Ad School and relocated to San Francisco for an internship.

The hard-working actress is now employed in creative advertising. Colleen previously worked as an intern at Arena Stage in Washington, D.C., as a waiter and a clerk at Books & Books on Miami Beach.

Colleen Haskell's Net Worth

Colleen Haskell's estimated net worth is $500,000. She participated as a competitor on the first season of Survivor in 2000 after stumbling on an extensive casting call ad at CocoWalk in the autumn of 1999. During Survivor, the 44-year-old was a feature of the Pagong tribe, the last tribe to be voted off the show. Alex Martin is one of the talented actresses from the USA. 

Survivor and subsequently played in the movies, The Animal. Furthermore, she enjoys a modest lifestyle, which saves her a lot of money on a luxury. Colleen Haskell was asked to participate in the All-Stars version of Survivors in 2004, according to producer Mark Burnett, but she refused. Natalia Osada, the reality tv shows star, has an estimated net worth of $2 Million. 

The talented actress reportedly said that she moved on with her life and just genuinely didn't want to go through it again because she didn't want to go through it again. She did, however, decline a $100,000 modeling contract with Playboy magazine.

Colleen Haskell Survivor

Colleen Haskell appeared in the first season of Survivor. She was a castaway on the Pagong tribe, mainly of young adults, particularly the Tagi tribe. Colleen was connected to competitor Greg Buis, and Jenna Lewis, another Pagong member, believed that the relationship had turned into a romance. Greg and Colleen both categorically denied having an affair.

Members of the Pagong tribe were taken aback by Tagi's tactic of voting them out one by one at the Tribal Council after the two tribes amalgamated into the Rattana tribe. Colleen was the last ex-Pagong member to be kicked out.

Check out the clip of Colleen Haskell's interview about Survivor! 

Colleen had intended to vote for Richard during the Final Tribal Council. Nonetheless, despite his terrible response to her inquiry and hearing Susan's notorious rats and snakes statement, she voted for Kelly Wiglesworth. Richard eventually defeated Kelly in a 4-3 vote.

Wiki-Bio

Colleen Haskell's nickname is Collee; born in Bethesda, Maryland, on December 6, 1976. John Haskell, her father, was the director of support systems at Geico Insurance. Patricia, her mother, was a career counselor. She had her early schooling at the Connolly School of the Holy Child in Potomac.

Haskell completed her high school education at Walter Johnson High School in Bethesda. Haskell was engaged in theatres throughout her school days, mainly working behind the scenes. She was interested in things like set design and lighting. She graduated from high school in 1994.

Haskell went to the University of Georgia in Athens after high school. She has a bachelor's degree in theater. Haskell completed a six-month internship at the London Film Festival throughout her studies. Haskell spent a few months traveling in Ghana and France after graduation.

The hard-working and talented actress debuted in 2001 in the sci-fi comedy The Animal, with Rob Schneider, John C. McGinley, Edward Asner, and Michael Canton. She appeared in a cameo role in That 70s Show the following year and again a year later in Maybe It's Me (2001).

Over the years, the former reality star and actress has been on television talk programs such as The Tonight Show, including Jay Leno, The Rosie O'Donnell Show, and The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn.

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