Kim Spradlin

Soon after winning the $1 million prize, Spradlin appeared on the CBS daytime talk show The Talk, where she said she would use the money to improve her San Antonio bridal shop, and to take vacations. She also said she planned on being "generous" with family and friends. Shortly thereafter, she signed on with KENS, San Antonio's CBS affiliate, as an on-air contributor for the television show Great Day SA, where she did a segment called "Kim's Kart." She served in that capacity until 2016, when she left the station to focus on her interior design work. As of September 2016, she was working with Kate Kingman Interiors.

In July 2013, she announced she was pregnant with her first child. She gave birth to a son, Michael Thomas Wolfe, on February 8, 2014. Her second child, a daughter named August Jane Wolfe, was born May 27, 2015. Her second son and third and final child in 27 months, Walt, was born on June 1, 2016.

In 2013, English professor Ellen Sorg name-dropped Spradlin in an essay which compared Survivor winners to Ken Jennings, a software engineer with a notable 74-game winning streak on Jeopardy! Using Spradlin as an example, Sorg wrote that Spradlin won on Survivor because of a combination of practical and interpersonal intelligence, and suggested that Jennings, though very knowledgeable on many topics, would not fare as well on Survivor because the ability to recall many facts is not as valuable in daily life as overall intelligence is.

Spradlin married Bryan Wolfe over the weekend of March 16–17, 2013, in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, on a private beach near their hotel. Her fellow Survivor tribemates Alicia Rosa and Kat Edorsson attended. About one month later, after going to change her name at the DMV in San Antonio, Spradlin was arrested due to a case of mistaken identity. She spent eight hours in jail when a staff member saw there was a warrant out for her arrest for check bouncing. However, after bailing herself out for $1,500, it turned out that there was another person with the same first name and birthday. She later stated: "Be careful at the DMV, ya never know what's going to happen."

At the Final Tribal Council, Spradlin voted for Vlachos to win, which he did in a 12-4-0 vote, and became the show's second two-time winner.

Kimberly Brooke Spradlin-Wolfe (born January 30, 1983) is a bridal shop owner and interior designer from San Antonio, Texas where she attended and graduated from The University of Texas at San Antonio. She is best known as the winner of 2012's Survivor: One World and its $1 million prize. She was also named the Sprint "Player of the Season" as voted by the show's fans, winning her another $100,000. In 2020, she returned for the show's 40th season, Survivor: Winners at War, to compete against former winners in the Survivor franchise, where she placed 9th.

Following Spradlin's victories at the last two Immunity Challenges, she found herself in the Final Three with Meissner and Thompson. Spradlin's quiet and effective strategy earned the respect of seven of the nine Jury members, crowning her as the 24th Sole Survivor. She was awarded $1 million for winning the Survivor contest, and $100,000 more as the Sprint Player of the Season, which was awarded by viewer votes.

After reaching the merge, Spradlin became apart of the majority high profile alliance. Spradlin won immunity on day 23. On day 25, she played her idol on ally Denise Stapely after former ally Sarah Lacina used her vote steal, but she ended up wasting it as Lacina's alliance voted out Apostol. At the final 8, she attempted to target Tony Vlachos for being too big of a threat, but her plan was ruined when he won immunity. After learning from his ally Ben Driebergen that Spradlin was targeting him, Vlachos organized her elimination. Spradlin lost the re-entry duel on day 35 and finished in 9th place.