Dreamz Herd

Andria Herd (also known as Dre or Dreamz) is a contestant from.

A former homeless street performer, he was known for the truck deal he was propositioned with by Yau-Man Chan, which he infamously broke, and also for backstabbing the Four Horsemen.

Profile
Growing up homeless in the projects of Wilmington, North Carolina, Andria "Dre" Herd spent most of his childhood trying to keep his family together and alive. He slept on the streets, ate at soup kitchens and was able to survive by becoming a street performer with his brothers. In high school, Herd began playing sports and quickly became an athletic superstar, excelling in cheerleading.

Herd spends his summers teaching cheerleading for the Universal Cheerleading Association. He also is training to be a boxer at the gym owned by his brother. Herd enjoys boxing, basketball, tumbling and stunting. He is very proud to have obtained his Associate's Degree from Cape Fear Community College.

Herd describes himself as humorous, energetic and intelligent. Describing his perfect day, he says, "When everybody is happy all day... that's a perfect day."

Herd continues to reside in Wilmington, North Carolina. He is a proud father to his two-year-old son, Giovanni, and his one-month-old son, Luca. His birth date is December 15, 1981.

Post-Survivor

 * After Fiji aired, Herd was hit with a paternity suit by an alleged ex-girlfriend.
 * Dreamz and Cassandra Franklin were both awarded $100,000 as co-runner-up.

Trivia

 * Dreamz is the last victim of the infamous Survivor Car Curse. Even though Dreamz did not win the Reward Challenge, Yau-Man Chan gave Dreamz the 2008 Ford Super Duty truck that he won. In return, Yau-Man asked Dreamz to give him the Individual Immunity necklace should he win it. The curse would affect both men as Yau-Man finished 4th and Dreamz was the joint runner-up of Survivor: Fiji.
 * Dreamz is the first male contestant to receive no jury votes at the Final Tribal Council.
 * Dreamz, along with Cassandra Franklin, were the first to be involved in a tie for second place. They would be followed by Michael Skupin and Lisa Whelchel from Survivor: Philippines.