But Jeff’s puberty joke was not the only moment from the March 26 section that had everyone on social media to talk.
Later, during the immunity challenge, Jeff broke in tears for the first time in 48 seasons After competitors Eva Erickson Shared his autism diagnosis with the whole role after overcome an extremely difficult puzzle.
“I was diagnosed when I was very, very young. Doctors told my parents that I would never live independently, that I would never hold a job, that I could mostly marry someone else with autism,” Eva told her colleagues. “They carry out so many different treatments to help me get all the support I need, and I could then go into school and be mainstream. So I’ve never seen my autism as a roadblock to success.”
Although he experienced over -stimulation during the challenge, Eva captured the obstacle and got Jeff to praise her to “know something like this can happen and then be brave enough to share your story” with other viewers with autism.
“I’m a parent and I see it,” Jeff – as Coparent’s wife Lisa Ann RussellS children Michael21, and Ava18, with its ex Mark-Paul Gossselaar and his second wife Catherine McGin—Ded, suffocating tears. “Wow, this has never happened.”
Surviving Season 48 will be broadcast on Wednesdays at. 20 on CBS. Meanwhile, keep reading for some secrets that you probably didn’t know about the long -lasting reality show.
