'Survivor: Island of the Idols' Season 39: After Missy, it's Elizabeth's turn to go home and fans say 'karma has played her hand'

This blindside came as a shock to everyone especially Elizabeth and Noura who searched Karishma's bag for an idol only to think she was dumb enough to keep it there.
PUBLISHED NOV 28, 2019

Last week after sending both Aaron Meredith and Missy Byrd home, 'Survivor: Island of the Idols' season 39 returned on Wednesday night for an all-new episode. This week, we saw another shocking blindside elimination, and fans can't help but rejoice now that Elizabeth has also been sent home. 

'Survivor: Island of the Idols' was back on Wednesday night, with nine contestants remaining. This week's episode was quite an interesting one, starting from Lauren agreeing to go to the Island of the Idols, only to come back with a high chance of winning an immunity idol. She had to convince the team except Elizabeth and Noura to sit out the next immunity challenge. Since Noura was a vegan, she was determined to win immunity, and Elizabeth had no other choice because she knew she was next in line after her alliance which consisted of Aaron and Missy had been eliminated. 

Luckily for her, it was an eat or play challenge, and since the contestants were starving for some good food, everyone except Noura, Elizabeth and Karishma decided to sit out the challenge. Noura ended up winning immunity, and the tribe had split their vote between Elizabeth and Karishma. But that's where Karishma came in with her hidden immunity idol and nullified seven votes that the tribe voted. 

It was a tie between Janet and Elizabeth, the tribe had to vote again, and the majority of the vote went to Elizabeth which resulted in her getting sent home. This blindside came as a shock to everyone especially Elizabeth and Noura who searched Karishma's bag for an idol only to think she was dumb enough to keep it there, but she had it with her all along. 

Even the tribal council was surprised with the move that Karishma pulled off, especially Missy, who was depending on Elizabeth to take out Elaine. Now with Elizabeth gone, fans cannot help but rejoice with her elimination, especially after she lied to Janet and accused her along with Missy and Aaron two weeks ago. Fans claim that the trio had fallen like dominoes and they are glad they don't have to deal with Elizabeth anymore after Karma got to her. 

"And they all fall like dominoes!!! Bye Elizabeth, Missy, and Aaron! #Survivor," a fan wrote on Twitter. Adding to that another said, "Karishma brought herself a week, glad to see Elizabeth go. She talked about being loyal, but was all over the place . #Survivor." 

"We got Missy and Elizabeth out back to back. What they deserve #Survivor," shared a fan. While another wrote, "Karma has worked beautifully. All those that told lies against Janet are now gone: Aaron, Missy and Elizabeth #Survivor." 

"#Survivor #survivorislandoftheidols@survivorcbs The trifecta is complete. Karma has played her hand. Goodbye Elizabeth Missy and Aaron," wrote a fan. Adding to that another said, "in’t no gold inside of you, Elizabeth. You’re a disgrace to the #metoo movement. Buh bye. #Survivor." 

Are you glad that Elizabeth is gone? Let us know in the comments below. 

'Survivor: Island of the Idols' season 39 airs every Wednesday night only on CBS. Check your local listings for more information.

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