Australian Survivor star ‘King Khanh’ Ong reveals his WILD act of revenge on his ex-boyfriends

Khanh Ong has revealed his hilarious act of revenge on his ex-boyfriends.

The Australian Survivor star revealed on TikTok he asked for his billboards promoting the show to be placed on a busy intersection where several of his exes drive past.

‘So I asked the production company and also the network to put one billboard in this exact location and on this exact road,’ he explained.

‘The reason why that particular billboard being in this particular location – South Rd and Nepean Highway – is because this intersection is where four of my ex-boyfriends have to travel through every single day to and from work.’

He continued: ‘Petty? 100 per cent. Am I the drama? Possibly. Am I the villain? You’re gonna have to wait and see.’

It comes after Khanh revealed the extreme lengths he went to in order to prepare for Australian Survivor: Blood V Water.

The MasterChef alum revealed the various ways he prepared himself for the hit show, such as living off rations, learning survival skills and undertaking specialised training.

Revenge: The Australian Survivor star revealed on TikTok he asked for his billboards promoting the show to be placed on a busy intersection where several of his exes drive past

Khanh, who along with his sister Amy is competing on the new season, explained he went to the lengths he did as he wanted to win at all costs.

‘If I put my mind to something it is a 100 per cent effort. I am not half-a**ing around,’ the restaurateur told The Herald Sun.

‘I am doing Survivor and I would like to win, so I am giving myself the best chance to do so.’

Prank: ‘The reason why that particular billboard being in this particular location is because this intersection is where four of my ex-boyfriends have to travel through every single day to and from work,’ he said

Khanh and his sister travelled to the Northern Territory last year for outback survival training and to learn how to forage for food and resources.

‘Amy and I flew to Darwin to see a survival specialist who taught us how to make fire, how to find food, how to make shelter, what plants were edible and which ones weren’t, and what I could make rope and tools out of,’ he said.

He lived off rations for a period of time and started to reduce his calorie intake.

‘I trained myself to survive off 1,200 calories a day and then a week out from filming I bumped it up so I was eating 2,500 to 3,000 calories so they become fat stores,’ he revealed.

‘I am not half-a**ing around’: It comes after Khanh revealed how prepared himself for the hit 10 series, such as living off rations, learning survival skills and undertaking specialised training