Johnny Bananas

Also Known As: John Amadeus Devenanzio • Born: 06/22/1982

John Amadeus Devenanzio, better known as Johnny Bananas, is a prominent and highly influential figure in reality television. He’s renowned for his charismatic personality and competitive spirit. Born on June 22, 1982, in Orange County, California, he rose to fame through his appearances on the reality competition series “The Traitors” and subsequently on “The Challenge.” Johnny’s strategic gameplay and ability to navigate complex social dynamics have earned him numerous victories, solidifying his status as one of the most successful competitors in the show’s history. Beyond his reality TV endeavors, he has ventured into hosting and producing, showcasing his multifaceted talents in the entertainment industry.

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Competitive Spirit

With seven victories and a significant sum of prize money, Johnny Bananas holds impressive records on “The Traitors,” solidifying his status as one of the most successful competitors in the show’s history.

Infamous Moments

Johnny Bananas is renowned for his memorable and often controversial moments on “The Challenge,” including the infamous incident where he retained prize money won with partner Sarah Rice.

Philanthropist

Johnny Bananas is actively involved in philanthropy, supporting various charitable causes and initiatives to positively impact communities worldwide.

• Height: 5’9″ (175 cm)

• Nationality: American

• Show(s): The Traitors, House of Villians, The Challenge: World Championship, The Challenge: Home Turf, The Challenge: USA

• Network(s): Peacock, E!, MTV, CBS

• Guest Appearances: N/A

• Zodiac Sign: Cancer

• Children: N/A

• Father: Joe Devenanzio

• Mother: Maureen Devenanzio

• Siblings: Joe Devenanzio Jr., Linda Devenanzio

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