Sia Gives Away $130,000 of Her Own Money to Her Three Favorite 'Survivor' Players from Season 44

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There are no cheap thrills for Sia — at least when it comes to being a “Survivor” superfan. After Wednesday’s “Survivor” season 44 finale, the celebrated songstress showed just how generous she really is by dolling out some cash to a few of her favourite contestants that came up just short of the show’s grand prize.

Sia — at least when it comes to being a superfan. After Wednesday's season 44 finale, the celebrated songstress showed just how generous she really is by dolling out some cash to a few of her favorite contestants that came up just short of the show's grand prize.On Thursday, Sia surprised Carolyn Wiger, Carson Garrett and Lauren Harpe with some nifty consolation prizes after they all made it to the season 44 finale, but wound up going home empty handed.Yamil «Yam Yam» Arocho was crowned the «Sole Survivor» — and earned $1 million for his efforts — and Heidi Lagares-Greenblatt came in second place, and thus took home the $100,000 runner-up prize.However, Wiger, Garrett and Harpe came in third, fourth and fifth respectively, meaning they essentially walked away empty handed.

@Sia stopped by our #Survivor44 finale exit interview with contestant Lauren Harpe to award her $15,000. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/waA4Jqk2Bb“I’m sorry to interrupt, I just wanted to say that I love you, Lauren, and I wanted to tell you that you’re awesome, and I really felt the struggle for you and your kids and stuff,” Sia said in the video.

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