“Australian Survivor: Heroes Vs Villains” said hello to resident nice guy, Matt Sharp. The 25-year-old is a Gold Coast lifeguard who’s on the show to secure a victory for the Heroes tribe. Although his friends might describe him as having a heart of gold, Matt admits he’s not afraid to use some sneaky tactics to come out on top.
“In my everyday life, I’m just the nice guy that likes helping people, but out here, I might be the nice guy around camp, the nice guy to people’s face but I’m out here to blindside, to find Idols, make moves, and play big,” he said in a press statement.
As an expert in camping and survival skills, Matt is eager to put his abilities to the test by fishing, building shelters, and supporting his fellow tribe members. But when it comes to dealing with the Villains tribe, he’s all business.
“I’ve been thinking a lot about who these Villains will be and whether it’s a dodgy politician or dodgy car salesman, I’m excited to find out who they are and to send them home packing,” Sharp shared.
Like recently eliminated Castaway, Jordie Hansen, Matt is leaving behind his partner for a chance at the $500,000 cash prize. Will his efforts pay off?
Tune in to “Australian Survivor: Heroes Vs Villains” on 10 and 10 Play on Demand to find out!
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