Survivor 48's David Kinne reveals his girlfriend dumped him after he lost
He lost the million and the girl.
On 'Survivor 48,' David Kinne opened up about his life back home, revealing that he lived in a trailer outside his dad's house and needed to win the $1 million otherwise his girlfriend would leave him.
After being voted off on the April 23 episode, the 39-year-old stunt performer exclusively confirmed to The Post that his girlfriend dumped him when he returned from Fiji.
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