« Jacqueline Laurita Is Done With The Real Housewives Of New Jersey? | Home September 29, 2011 06:14 PM by Ryan Haidet Semhar Tadasse, the 24-year-old spoken word artist from Los Angeles, has been silenced on Survivor: South Pacific . She became the first person eliminated from the show after losing her duel to Christine on Redemption Island. During a conference call with reporters today, Semhar explained why she was happy to get eliminated, revealed that she was never a fan of the show before getting on it and even gave us one of her poetic spoken word speeches. What else did she have to say? Read on to find out! Question : What did you think when you watched the episode and saw the expressions on everybody’s faces as you voiced your poetry before the duel? Semhar Tadesse : Oh, I thought that was an incredibly talented editor over at CBS because nobody could hear what I was saying — except through my microphone, of course. I thought that was hilarious. I had some friends ov...