Survivor Ami’s Playboy pics posted.

Oct. 18, 2004 | updated Jun. 9, 2020, 11:18 am | 0 comments

Ami Cusack on Survivor Micronesia: Fans vs. Favorites (Photo by CBS)

Survivor Ami’s Playboy pics posted.
There must be a free tram between reality TV shows and the Playboy offices. Either has-been reality stars show up naked in its pages, or current reality stars have shown up naked in its pages.

Survivor Vanuatu‘s Ami Cusack, who has been in the news before for being one of the series’ first two openly lesbian contestants, posed for the magazine in 1996.

While this sort of old news, someone finally found a copy of the magazine and posted her pictures online, and TVGasm points us to that collection of scans of Ami’s very naked Playboy photo shoot.

TVGasm’s J-Unit also runs down the odds of the other female contestants stripping for the magazine. The other lesbian, Scout, gets “No line. Is any further explanation necessary?”

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