Ciera Eastin is one of the returning castaways to get another chance at winning $1 million on Survivor: Game Changers this spring.

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Ciera, a 27-year-old from Salem, OR, will be playing Survivor for the third time.

This all-stars season, the franchise's 34th edition, will premiere with a special two-hour episode on Wednesday, March 8 at 8PM ET/PT on CBS. The show's debut marks Survivor's milestone 500th episode.

Survivor: Game Changers, filmed in the Mamanuca Islands in Fiji in June and July 2016, will feature 20 castaways who are being billed as having made some of the biggest moves in the history of the game divided into two tribes, Mana and Nuku, that are each comprised of 10 veteran players.

Ciera will be competing on the "Mana" Tribe with Michaela Bradshaw, Aubry Bracco, Sandra Diaz-Twine, Malcolm Freberg, Hali Ford, Caleb Reynolds, Troy "Troyzan" Robertson, Jeff Varner and Tony Vlachos.

Below is a list of five facts Reality TV World has compiled about Ciera Eastin:

- Ciera first joined the cast of Season 27, Survivor: Blood vs. Water, in 2013 when she was a 24-year-old cosmetology student.

She got voted out after Monica Culpepper wouldn't flip on her alliance with Tyson Apostol and Gervase Peterson. Monica had the chance to join forces with Ciera and Tina Wesson but opted out, so Ciera finished in fifth place.

- Her next stint as a castaway was on Season 31, Survivor Cambodia: Second Chance, in 2015 when she finished in tenth place.

Ciera got the boot with only three votes cast against her because Jeremy Collins played his hidden Immunity Idol to save the tribe's main target at the time, Stephen Fishbach.

- Ciera is best remembered for voting out her own mother, Laura Morett, on Blood vs. Water in order to solidify trust with her alliance members and propel herself forward in the game.

- The hairstylist got pregnant at age 17 but managed to finish high school and work three jobs to support her daughter.

- Ciera told Reality TV World after the Blood vs. Water season that she believes she could have beaten the season's winner, Tyson, if she had made it to the Final 3. After all, she was voted out at the Final 5 because she was a big threat.
About The Author: Elizabeth Kwiatkowski
Elizabeth Kwiatkowski is Associate Editor of Reality TV World and has been covering the reality TV genre for more than a decade.