Parvati Shallow finds DONDI less intense than Survivor

Parvati Shallow, a veteran of reality TV, recently shared her thoughts on her experience with the game DONDI. She has participated in multiple seasons of Survivor and other shows, but she found DONDI less intense. The 42-year-old described it as a "luxury vacation" compared to her time on Survivor. In an interview with Us Weekly, Parvati explained that, while DONDI is a strategic game, it felt easier for her emotionally and psychologically. She enjoyed having allies she could trust, which was different from her previous experiences. Parvati formed a strong alliance with David Genat and Dickson Wong, calling themselves The Family. Parvati noted that the nature of DONDI allowed players to reveal loyalties openly. In contrast, games like Survivor are more competitive and intense, involving physical and psychological struggles. She praised the fluidity of DONDI, saying it felt more dynamic and allowed her to carve her own path to victory. Her new approach helped Parvati secure fourth place in the competition. She maintained she was honest with her allies, despite some claiming she was being conniving. The finale of Deal or No Deal Island season 2 will air on March 25. Fans are eager to see if David or Alexis Lete will win the grand prize.