Becky Lee

Rebekah 'Becky' Lee was a 28-year-old Attorney from Washington, D.C. when she became the Second Runner-Up of Survivor: Cook Islands, making history as the first finalist to receive zero jury votes. A University of Michigan graduate in Women's Studies who earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law and was elected president of the Asian Law Students Association, Becky specialized in domestic violence prevention and later founded Becky's Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to the cause. She formed a quick bond with Yul Kwon on Day 1 and was part of the Aitu Four alliance that dominated the post-merge game. Becky won the fire-making tiebreaker against Sundra Oakley in the longest tiebreaker in Survivor history at over 90 minutes, but was criticized at Final Tribal Council for 'coattail riding' and received no votes, becoming the first Asian-American woman to make the merge and jury on her first attempt.