In an unexpected twist during MrBeast’s Beast Games on Prime Video, contestants Sarah and Josiah celebrated a joyous milestone on the very day they were eliminated from the competition. The couple, who participated in the show as a pair, discovered that they had conceived their child on this significant day.
The illustrious Beast Games boasts thrilling prizes, including $5 million, a private island, and luxurious cars like a Lamborghini. Although only one contestant can claim the grand prize, Sarah and Josiah emerged from the experience with an even more personal victory.
On the day they faced elimination, the couple marked their five-year wedding anniversary. Following their exit, they opted to spend a romantic evening in a Las Vegas hotel. To their delight, a few weeks later, they learned they were expecting their first child. After some calculations, they joyfully realized that the conception occurred the night of their elimination.
Pregnancy: A Unique Victory for Sarah and Josiah
During a discussion on their YouTube channel, Sarah and Josiah shared their perspective: “We got eliminated on our five-year anniversary, and we were feeling pretty tired and down. So, the only logical thing for us to do in Las Vegas was to create a baby.”
They humorously remarked, “We didn’t win the $5 million prize, but we’ll likely spend that amount on our new baby. Overall, this feels like a win for us.”
The couple also disclosed that they were part of a select group of 40 contestants whom the production team closely followed during the show. They entertained their 11,000 subscribers with stories from their experience, indicating they were filmed throughout the competition. They joked about the attention, suggesting it might have been due to their evident affection for each other.
Sarah and Josiah are not the only contestants celebrating special moments. During the filming of the show, fellow players Steven England and Tiffany Weaver got engaged. Although the proposal did not appear in the aired episodes, MrBeast described the event as “wild.”
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