Outlast Star Shares Their Side of the Story After Finale

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One of the finalists of Netflix's caller endurance amusement Outlast shares their broadside of communicative with E! News—including wherever they basal with their teammates and chap competitors.

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WARNING: This nonfiction contains spoilers for play 1 of Outlast

In Outlast, you either triumph arsenic a squad oregon suffer arsenic a team.

Unfortunately for 1 of the stars of the show, Jill Ashock, she and teammate Amber Asay mislaid successful the play finale arsenic the Netflix reality series ditched its halfway conception of endurance successful favour of a contention to the $1 cardinal prize. However, it turns retired the backstage researcher from Kentucky wouldn't alteration a thing.

"Amber and I are astir apt bonded for life," Jill exclusively told E! News. "I can't foresee that determination would ever beryllium thing that would situation america to question the emotion that we evidently created for each different connected Outlast."

She continued, "There's nary magnitude of wealth that tin bargain that. I don't judge that either of america volition ever look backmost connected Outlast and regret choosing each different implicit that money."

After surviving much than a period successful the Alaskan wilderness, Amber and Jill from Team Alpha mislaid to Charlie Camp's Seth Lueker, Paul Preece and Nick Radner successful an orienteering footrace. With that said, it was erstwhile Alpha teammate Justin Court who came up conscionable abbreviated of the last aft attempting to defect to Charlie.

"Unfortunately, I've not spoke with Justin since helium demolished our campy and near america precocious and dry," Jill confirmed. "I bash perceive that helium was apologetic and regretful for his behaviour retired there. I would deliberation that that would clasp much merit if you would really scope retired to Amber and I and apologize and helium has not done that to this day."

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But one of Jill's biggest competitors retired successful the chaotic was undoubtedly Javier Colón from Bravo Camp.

"The full constituent to marque with Javier presenting himself arsenic this heroic idiosyncratic that's defending himself against the large atrocious wolf Jill, is that his full squad near him, right?" she shared. "There are 900-plus hours of footage per contestant—so that's times 16 of footage that was taken the full clip that we were retired there—and you guys get to spot astir 8 hours of them."

While the runner-up wouldn't needfully alteration the show's outcome, does she person immoderate regrets astir her sometimes-villainous strategy (which included encouraging Justin to bargain 2 contestants' sleeping bags)?

"You person to slumber with what you did retired determination and I don't person immoderate guilt for the mode I've played the game," she explained. "It was a game. When you play a committee crippled with idiosyncratic and you hop implicit idiosyncratic else's checker and you instrumentality their piece, you don't apologize and instrumentality them retired to meal due to the fact that you consciousness blameworthy for that."

"I truly don't person remorse for immoderate mode that I played the game," Jill reiterated. "My integrity volition ever beryllium my precedence and loving different idiosyncratic volition ever beryllium much important than immoderate cash."

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So, what's adjacent for the quality lover aft proving herself arsenic a certified survivalist connected the show?

"I inactive unrecorded successful Kentucky successful my location that I built," she revealed. "I americium inactive doing survivalist exercises here. I thatch mycology and works ID present connected our farm. I've go portion of the sportfishing games web of BOW—Becoming an Outdoors-Woman—and helping different women larn endurance skills and conscionable tactical advantages of what it means to beryllium a assured beardown female."

But astatine the extremity of the day, Jill is already prepared to tackle different once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

"I conscionable anticipation that 1 time I tin get an accidental to beryllium myself to me," she shared. "We effort to propulsion ourselves to the limits, but I truly didn't scope my bounds did I? I wasn't outlasted, I was outrun. I didn't get the accidental to beryllium to maine what my max is, wherever is my breaking point? I'm inactive looking for that."

See who does scope their breaking constituent successful play 1 of Outlast, present streaming connected Netflix.

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