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Parvati Shallow of Survivor took to Instagram on Monday with an inspiring post, leading fans to believe she may be dating comedian Mae Martin! In the series of pics, the reality TV star appeared to spend downtime with family and friends at a relaxing locale. Among them was a video clip and photos of the Canadian Feel Good star. In several photos, Parvati’s daughter Ama, 5, was seen celebrating with her mama and friends. In a final clip, the group of pals gathered around a fire with glasses of champagne as Mae entertained them.
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“Some people come into your life at the perfect and most unexpected time,” the yoga teacher, 41, captioned the post on Monday, November 13. “They see you, they love you right where you are, they make you laugh so hard you cry. They celebrate your wins and lift you up. They do art projects with your kids and play hide and seek after dinner. When you’re sequestered in an airport hotel alone on your birthday, they throw a big surprise party for you when you’re home. They remind you that even when it’s hard, life can be a really beautiful journey.”
In the comments thread, followers couldn’t help but gush over the sweet post. “The funkiest freshest family there ever was,” wrote a fan, while another remarked, “You are worth celebrating all year long.” “You receive back exactly what you put out into the world, so all of these beautiful friendships are a testament to the person you are, Parvati,” penned a third.
The former competitive boxer rose to fame on season 13 of Survivor, Cook Islands, in 2006. She returned for season 16, Micronesia, in 2008, winning the whole thing and establishing herself as one of the series’ most prominent personalities. She returned yet again in 2010 for Heroes vs. Villians, season 20. Finally, she appeared on season 40, Winners at War, in 2020.
In 2017, she married John Fincher, a fellow Survivor star, who appeared on season 19, Samoa. Four years and one child later, she filed for divorce, citing “irreconcilable differences.”
