Jeff Probst's Real-Life Survivor Skills Help Woman

Looks like Jeff Probst has learned a thing or two about survival during his nine years snuffing out tiki torches.
At tonight's Academy of Magical Arts Awards ceremony in Hollywood (hosted by Neil Patrick Harris), we witnessed as the Survivor host caught a camerawoman who suddenly suffered a seizure as he answering questions for her media outlet.
"She fell into my arms, basically," Jeff told us exclusively right after the incident. "She had a seizure and she didn't know it. When she came back to she said, 'I'm fine,' and she had no idea. Then she had another one."
When the woman suffered her second seizure, Jeff jumped into action again, catching her, holding her and lowering her to the ground. A few minutes later, she came to and tried to get up, and Jeff held her head steady and explained that she needed to stay put until the ambulance arrived. He stayed with her until medical personnel arrived at the scene.
So what does Jeff have to say about this gallant display?
"I think anybody would react to that," he told us tonight. "That's just another person in trouble. Anybody would do that. It's amazing how quickly you can get into trouble."
As for the current season of Survivor (Tocantins), Jeff promises more twists and turns coming our way. "There's a record number of blindsides this year, which is always fun. There's more tribal councils where people don't know they're going home and they get zapped than we ever had before." He also is excited about the final outcome."[We have] a really good finish, one of the best winners we've had in a really long time."

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