What did Colton on Survivor say?

First he referred to the now-ousted Bill Posley as "ghetto trash" and recommended he kill himself. Then he referred to Leif Manson as an "Oompa Loompa" and "a little munchkin." And well, the less said about his country club quotes the better.

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Over the last two weeks on "Survivor: One World," Manono leader Colton Cumbie has made his mark with viewers by delivering one jaw-dropping line after another. First he referred to the now-ousted Bill Posley as "ghetto trash" and recommended he kill himself. Then he referred to Leif Manson as an "Oompa Loompa" and "a little munchkin." And well, the less said about his country club quotes the better. Now, after experiencing some well-deserved backlash from fans of the show, Colton is ready to explain himself. "Were my comments ignorant? YES!" he wrote in the first of a series of tweets addressing his behavior. "They were meant to be funny..I see they weren’t. Do I regret them? I’m torn. In a way, yes b/c it hurt ppl." But in a way, no. It seems Colton appreciates his own bad behavior for the life lesson it's led him to. "... Seeing myself act that way on television helps me to grow as a person b/c it’s uncomfortable and embarrassing for ME to watch," he wrote. "It’s kind of one of those situations where you don’t really realize how you sound until it’s played back and you’re literally cringing."

Colton might be cringing now, but he's also defending himself.

"I seriously don’t hate anyone," he continued. "I make fun of MYSELF ..my sense of humor has always been kind sarcastic and somewhat critical. I call myself a 'queen' as a joke. Am I a bigot? I don’t think so. I think I was a 20 year old brat who had never been out into the real world, and what I thought was funny and OK wasn’t. I’ve learned I can still be funny and it doesn’t have to be at the expense of some1 else. *pageant wave*" See if Colton has anything else to explain when the next episode of "Survivor: One World" airs Wednesday night at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.

What was Colton sick with on Survivor?

He is now a survivor and enjoying every day. Colton developed facial palsy that was originally diagnosed as Bell's palsy and we were told it would go away on its own but about a month and a half later he started crying out in pain with his ear hurting.

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The story detailed below is an account written by Colton’s mother about his journey with cancer. He is now a survivor and enjoying every day. Colton developed facial palsy that was originally diagnosed as Bell’s palsy and we were told it would go away on its own but about a month and a half later he started crying out in pain with his ear hurting. After treating an ear infection for another month he referred to an ENT who looked in his ear and told us it wasn’t an ear infection but a tumor. A biopsy confirmed his suspicion of parameningeal rhabdomyosarcoma. Treatment consisted of 55 weeks of chemotherapy and 6 weeks of radiation. Chemotherapy made Colton very sick and he had neuropathy in his hands and feet but he never let that steal his joy. Colton rang the bell on January 8, 2020. ACCO has been with us every step of the way. The educational material provided at the beginning of our journey was wonderful! Colton still loves to play with his medical kit and stuffed animal! Right now we are back at home with the family together! Colton started ice skating lessons and wants to play hockey like his big brother! He will be starting kindergarten in the fall and is looking forward to playing baseball!