A Reality Show Contestant is an individual who participates in a television program that features real people in unscripted situations. These shows often involve competitions, challenges, or social interactions, and contestants are typically vying for a prize, such as money or a title. Popular examples of reality shows include Survivor, The Bachelor, and Big Brother. Contestants are usually selected through auditions and must adhere to the show's rules and format. Their experiences are often documented through cameras, and their actions can lead to dramatic moments that engage viewers. The popularity of reality shows has made contestants public figures, sometimes leading to further opportunities in entertainment.