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Day 24.

Survivor Winners at War.

You know, sometimes, even in a war like this,

it's important to take a moment,lay down your weapons

and remind yourself what and who

-you are playing for. What? -No way.

What? No, no, no.

This is one of those moments.

-No, no, no, no, no. -Shut up. -Shut up.

Kim, here's your husband,

-Bryan... Oh, my gosh!

...and your three kids.

-I thought it. Oh, my God.

Come on out, Bryan.

All right, go. Go, go, go, go.

-No way. -Oh, my...

Guys!

It's me! Come on!

Oh, you're so big.

Are you guys feeling shy?

Hug? Yeah.

Hi, babe.

Oh, my God.

Aw. - Hey, kid.

Oh, my gosh.

This is unbelievable.

I just miss you guys so much.

It's so good to see You guys can't know

how much I'm happy to see you.

I think about you all day, every day.

Hi, baby.

So, Kim,

-this is a really unusual moment.

Oh, yeah.

To see firsthand why you left,

-who you're playing for this is it.

This is the family.

This is the best moment. This is way sooner

than any of us were expecting it.

And so to know that these guys are here

and to see their actual little faces,

not in my mind but in person,

and for them to know that I'm well

and that I'm coming home soon,

I'm sure they've been wonderingwhere I've been for so long.

-It's just everything. I don't know.

It's one of the best moments of my life.

-Really? -Yeah.

Well, you're all together right now.

-Have a seat over here, Kim. -Oh, my gosh.

-You go with them. -You sure are.

-I can't believe you guys are here.

Let's get to some more love.

-Ben, here's your wife Kelly and your kids. -Yes, sir.

Aw. -Yes!

Surprise!

Surprise!

Come here.

You guys look so good. Oh, wow.

I love you.

Hey, my guy.

-So, Ben. -Yes, sir.

We remember the last time you played.

You were so open about how Kelly had,

as you said, saved your life.

-Yes, sir. -So to be back here now again

and to have the complete unit here,

what is this moment for you?

It's-it's the full circle, Jeff.

Now everybody gets to see my two beautiful kids

and my beautiful wife and the reason

why I'm here on this earth, you know,

and why I strive so hard to be a good man

and a good husband and a good father.

It's 'cause of-of these three right here, you know?

And the opportunity that you

and Survivorhave given us

and the platform to help others and

I'm so glad that the decisions I've made in life

-have gotten me to this point. -Mm. Wow.

Beautiful. Join Kim's family.

Find a spot.

Sophie, you burst into tears when you realized

it was a loved one.

Who do you want to see?

My fiancé.

All right, Bobby, come on out!

Aw!

That's a hug.

A game this tough,

nothing feels better than a trusting hug.

You smell so good.

Sophie, talk to me about this guy.

What is it about Bobby?

Bobby is just, like, the most loving,

open, caring person.

And I don't think I got it for a while,

that Bobby is the most trusting person.

And to have somebody coming right now, at a time when,

like, I feel likeeven the people I like out here

I don't know what to make of them,

there's, like, only one person in this whole world

who wants to marry me,

-and I wish he was on the beach with me.

-He is now. -Yeah.

All right, head over. Join the other loved ones.

-Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, a hamburger... -Uh-huh.

-...a massage. -All right, Sarah,

you ready for some love?

Here's your partner Wyatt and your son.

Oh, he's so cute.

There's Mommy.

So proud of you.

I can hold you. It's okay.

Sarah, does it get any better than that right there?

No.

Sarah, talk to me from a mom's point of view.

How hard is it to leave such a little one,

knowing he's in good hands but you're gonna miss out?

Um, you know... it's so hard.

And Wyatt went through this once.

And, you know, when people out here ask me

my favorite thing about Wyatt,

it's that he loves me no matter what.

He sees me at my best and my worst,

and I have his unconditional love.

And I-I'm just so thankful for that.

All right, take a spot over there with the other families.

Come here, buddy.

She doesn't want to give him up, Wyatt.

Hi.

Sit up here.-Denise, you ready?

Here's your husband Brad

and your daughter.

My peeps. Oh, my peeps.

-Love my peeps. -They need some love.

Wow.

That is a family hug.

Look at you.

Oh, my God, you look so good.

You look so clean. Beautiful.

Oh, my God.

So, Denise, you're in this unusual situation

where you have a daughter who's now a young woman,

-so she doesn't need you to take care of her. -Yeah.

But she's still your child.

What is this moment about?

She may be 15 and a half,

almost 16, but we need each other

as much as we did day one.

-I need this guy as much as I did day one.

There are a lot of parents very hopeful right now

when they hear your mom say that,

as a 16-year-old, you still need your parents.

-Hell yeah. -Definitely. -What is this like for you

to be out here and see your momin such a different environment?

It's just been hard, 'cause she's, like, my best friend.

I tell her everything.

And so knowing that she's out here

and I can't, like, see how she's doing,

it's just really hard.

-Text me. Just text me, and I'll get it later.

All right, join the other loved ones.

Oh, my.

Nick, let's get your fiancée out here.

Yes.

Grisel, get out here.

Hey.

Oh, my gosh.

-Really? -Yes.

You do.

-So do you. -Thank you.

Oh, my God.

-You're doing awesome. -Nick, talk to me about the moments

when you're out here on the beach...

-Mm. -...and you think aboutthe people that you care about,

how did that impact you going home?

At home, everything's so fastwork and school.

Your phone's always buzzing.

And it's hard to sometimes put all that away

and see what's right in front of you.

And out here, that happens.

And I thought, "This is

the woman I want to spend the rest of my life."

And I never wanted to take it for granted again.

It's like It was so much clarity,

and I just never wanted it to get blurred again.

All right, join the other loved ones.

-Let's go. Here, at the top. -The families growing over there.

But we're not done.

Tony, let's get your wife out here.

Come on, Marissa! Bring the kids.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my goodness.

Don't cry, baby.

Let me see you.

Oh, my God.