The Trust: A Game of Greed has eleven contestants staying in a beachside villa, hoping to share a prize pot equally among themselves. Bryce Lee, one of the contestants, is already in the firing line due to the revelations about him being a secret millionaire, a fact he has deliberately kept from the rest of the group. With the secret out, Bryce’s agenda for being on a reality show with a substantial prize pot is up for debate.
Who is Bryce Lee in The Trust: A Game of Greed?
Twenty-one-year-old Bryce Lee from Lake Tapps studied at Brown University and Oxford University, where he focused on marketing. Further education at the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business would lead him to become a realtor, working alongside his mother, and his business acumen would prove very handy.
Bryce would find himself a millionaire at the age of twenty-one.
Is Bryce Lee really a millionaire?
Yes, Bryce Lee really is a millionaire. Later in the series, Bryce states in a piece to camera that he is the secret millionaire within the group, but does not want to reveal that to the other players.
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Bryce Lee lied about being a millionaire in The Trust: A Game of Greed
In a challenge on the show, various secrets are revealed about members of the group, but they are kept anonymous. When it is revealed that one of them is a millionaire, it upsets some of the other players, who wonder why a millionaire would want to take part in a show where the object is pretty much to make money.
With cages rattled, the assumption game begins, with some of the players deciding that the millionaire is Bryce. When it is finally confirmed that Bryce is the millionaire it brings up the idea that Bryce should not get any of the money as he already has enough, which sort of validates his initial intuition not to say anything.
What did Julie Theis say about the millionaire?
Julie Theis was very vocal about the situation and during a confessional let us know her position. She says, “Whoever is a millionaire, why are they here?” I suppose it’s a good question, but maybe they just wanted the experience. She goes on, “We are making a decision on if we wanna split the money with the person. Do they deserve to be here if they already have money?”
Obviously, the show’s producers didn’t have a problem with it, but Julie eventually sums her position up saying, “If there’s people over there that definitely don’t deserve it, I’m not sharing the money with them.”
