Mike White was part of the epic season of Survivor 50 and appeared via video call during the finale of the CBS competition.

The Survivor contestant, who was eliminated fourth this season, is busy filming Season 4 of The White Lotus in France and made a surprise announcement.

White has cast Survivor alums from previous seasons to make cameos in the series, and following Survivor 50, it was revealed that Charlie Davis and Kamilla Karthigesu would appear in Season 4 of the HBO series.

In the second season of The White Lotus, Survivor: David vs. Goliath contestants Angelina Keeley and Kara Kay made cameos as hotel guests.

The White Lotus creator moved filming for the fourth season of the HBO series to participate in the milestone season of Survivor. After being voted out, White got to work on the new season of his Emmy award-winning series.

Charlie and Kamilla will share credits with a star-studded lineup, which includes Laura Dern, Ben Kingsley, Max Minghella, Max Greenfield, Kumail Nanjiani, Charlie Hall, Alexander Ludwig, Chris Messina, AJ Michalka, and Rosy Perez.

Other actors confirmed for The White Lotus Season 4 include Chloe Bennet, Sandra Bernhard, Vincent Cassel, Steve Coogan, Heather Graham, Ari Graynor, Pekka Strang, Nadie Tereszkiewicz, Jarrad Paul, Tobias Santelmann, among many others.

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The new season of the series will be set at the Château de La Messardière in Saint-Tropez, with the Cannes Film Festival also providing a backdrop for the fourth installment.

Executive producer David Bernad teased that Season 4 would be “the personal and the funniest,” adding, “It really examines the things we value as people and what is attractive to us, and how fame can be corrosive and dictate your choices in life. Some of the characters are existentially reflecting on those choices, some are reflecting on the choices and sacrifices they made as artists, and some are just starting to enter into this world of fame. Mike does a brilliant job of capturing how relationships can be corroded.”