'Big Egos' Clash In The New Episode Of 'Snake In The Grass' — Who Are The Competitors?
In the second episode of "Snake In The Grass," we meet a former Miss Massachusetts and a life coach, among others.
The most fun part of watching USA Network's "Snake In The Grass" is determining who the Snake is — aka the person out to sabotage their entire team. Is it the mild-mannered, quiet one who never makes waves during group chats? Is it the person who performs worst in the challenges? Or maybe it's the loudest, most take-charge personality on the scene? Every episode, it seems to shift as each Snake uses a different strategy.
On a new episode of "Snake In The Grass," which airs Mondays at 11 p.m. ET/PT on USA Network, the competitors include a former Miss Massachusetts and a life coach, among others. As the episode's logline notes: "Big personalities, egos and sabotage make trapping a sneaky Snake a tricky task." Who is the sneaky Snake?
Preview the second episode's competitors, below:
Alissa Musto
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Age: 26
Location: Tampa, FL
Quote: “Use your head, don’t lose your head.”
Fun Fact or Slogan: Former Miss Massachusetts.
Ryan Anthony
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Age: 38
Location: West Hollywood, CA
Quote: “I know I’m going to win because I’m a winner.”
Job/Hobby: Life Coach, Private Trainer & Actor.
Andrew Muse
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Age: 33
Location: Park City, UT
Quote: “What you put into the world is what you get out of it.”
Fun Fact or Slogan: Lives in a van and loves it.
Stephanie Ortiz
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Age: 34
Location: St. Simons Island, GA
Quote: “I want to be the best person for myself and my family.”
Fun Fact or Slogan: Gets down and dirty in the outdoors.
Tune into "Snake In The Grass," airing Mondays at 11 p.m. ET/PT on USA Network.