Hello, Out readers, are you fans of Survivor? The long-running reality show has given us plenty of reasons to love it in the past, and now, there's a new Survivor couple that is reminding us why the show is one of our favs!Survivor 45 costars Katurah Topps and Sabiyah Broderick have hard-launched their relationship, making them the first-ever Surivor couple consisting of two Black queer women!The two started as friends when they met on the plane ride to Fiji for their season of Survivor, but feelings soon developed between them."We realized that our friendship being 'besties' who talked every single day was turning into something more last fall, around August 2024, and we decided to explore it casually. But, by January of this year, we knew we needed to make it official," Topps says.This new couple is just one of many great queer reasons to love Survivor! Bisexual White Lotus creator Mike White is returning to compete on Survivor 50, where he'll join other queer contestants and favorites.We've also been loving Survivor Croatia winner Luciano Plazibat, who first went viral with his "Abracadabra" video, and now is talking about his DMs being flooded with requests and compliments!If Survivor isn't your thing, keep reading to see all the best pop culture news, including our Man Crush Monday!- Mey RudeLaw Roach returns to the runway Project RunwayKaturah & Sabiyah are dating'Survivor's 1st Black queer female coupleDavid Archuleta hits gay puberty in his new musicThe 'Last Call': Why losing our bars guts gayborhoods and mutes queer nightsTrend alert! Here are the menswear summer styles catching fireKeke Palmer's advice to queer people: 'Don't judge yourself'Jak Malone blasts 'hapless politicians' demonizing LGBTQ+ people after Tony winFormer Out editor: Rainbow capitalism is over'Ironheart': A guide to the MCU series starring Shea CouleMan Crush MondayIn an exclusive new interview, American Idol star David Archuleta opens up about growing up, his new music era, and more! He's our Man Crush Monday!Subscribe to Out / The Advocate now!Did you know it only costs $9.95 to have every issue of Out / The Advocate send directly to your home?