Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans will premiere February 25 as an all-returnee season filmed in Fiji, focusing on nostalgia and strategic play.

Nicole Curtis faced HGTV’s cancellation of Rehab Addict after a resurfaced on-set video captured her using the n-word, prompting the network to remove the show from all platforms.

HGTV said the offensive language does not reflect the network’s values and reaffirmed its commitment to a culture of respect and inclusion.

Radar Online published the set footage first, triggering wider media coverage and public backlash.

Curtis remained highly active on social media during the fallout, posting updates about delaying or recutting episodes and emphasizing family and accountability amid ongoing production discussions.

Curtis is 49, a mother of two sons, and has previously faced custody issues involving Harper dating back to 2015.

Tame Impala announced a spring 2026 UK/European arena tour after their 2025 album, described as a psych-rave/disco-tinged run with dates across Europe and the UK.

Detroit News provided contact details for further information on Curtis and the case.

Curtis had announced shelving new shows until fall 2025, citing production strain and signaling a planned fall return that ultimately did not occur.

Curtis previously battled the City of Detroit Land Bank over a dilapidated property, a case she won in May 2021, cited as indicative of broader property-rights tensions.

The February 11, 2026, return of Rehab Addict aired in an unusual daytime slot, causing viewer confusion that Curtis acknowledged.

The report notes that words carry historical pain and audiences increasingly demand accountability from public figures.