Shivangi Sinha
The prizes on Netflix’s ‘What’s in the Box?’ are consistently large, setting a high bar for the competition and shaping how contestants approach each round. In season one, Macy Alexander and Jasmine Fambro teamed up. With an existing foundation and having worked together before, they felt that their familiarity would help them coordinate decisions and communicate effectively under pressure. Beyond strategy, they stood out for their energy and ease in the game and clearly enjoyed the experience. Their run ended with a prize that drew attention from other teams and became one of the most talked-about wins of the season.
Macy and Jasmine Won Two Electric Cars at the Beginning of the Season
Macy Alexander and Jasmine Fambro made an immediate impact on the season by winning one of the early rounds and won the highly sought-after two Lucid Air Pure electric vehicles. Because it was one of the most desirable prizes in the game, their early success quickly put them in the spotlight and, inevitably, made them a target. When Luke and Leona were given the opportunity to steal a gift, they chose Macy and Jasmine’s cars, a move the pair openly disliked and felt was unnecessary. Still, they stayed focused, knowing there would be chances to recover. That confidence paid off as they continued to build a strong collection of rewards.
Over the course of the competition, they secured a luxury stay at the Salterra Resort and Spa in Turks and Caicos and later won a $25,000 luxury luggage package paired with a Mediterranean cruise. That latter prize was eventually taken by Scott Linwell and Joey Linwell through a wildcard twist, but by then, Macy and Jasmine were in a stable position. Once their remaining prizes were locked in, they qualified for the finale and advanced to compete for the Superbox. Although they fell short of finding all three keys in time and ultimately lost to Joey and Scott, they left the competition satisfied.
Macy Alexander Has Taken a Break From Her Journalism Career
Macy Alexander is based in Atlanta, Georgia, where her work has centered on media, sports, and community engagement. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Strategic Communications from Ohio State University and completed her studies in 2006. Since then, she has maintained a strong connection to the university. She regularly attends Ohio State Buckeyes games and remains active within the alumni community. Macy is widely known in Atlanta for her work as a journalist and on-camera media personality with The Atlanta Voice. Through written coverage and video segments, she has reported on Atlanta sports, most notably the Falcons, as well as pop culture and local community events.
Her role often placed her in front-facing media assignments, helping translate sports and civic stories for a broader audience. Alongside this work, Macy has collaborated with organizations such as SCMBA, supporting initiatives focused on community development and professional networking. Before her journalism career, Alexander was part of the Atlanta Falcons organization as a cheerleader from 2013 to 2017, including participation during the team’s 2016 Super Bowl season. That experience kept her closely tied to the NFL alumni and Atlanta sports community, where she continues to appear at events and outreach programs connected to former players, cheerleaders, and local charities.
In January 2025, Alexander announced that she was stepping back from her media and journalism work, describing it as a pause rather than a permanent departure. Around the same time, she appeared on the ‘Quiet As Kept’ podcast, which focuses on candid conversations around mental health in Black communities and a general attitude towards healing in larger conversations. Outside of her professional life, Alexander remains closely connected to her family, especially her mother, and prioritizes time with friends and loved ones in Atlanta.
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Jasmine Fambro is a Published Author and a Mother of Two
Jasmine Fambro’s career follows a clear chronological path that moves from education and early professional roles into leadership in enablement and community work. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Bethune-Cookman University between 2006 and 2010, during which time she was also active in campus organizations. She later completed a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Mercer University from 2013 to 2015, expanding her foundation in human behavior, communication, and support systems. While continuing her professional development, Jasmine became an Atlanta Falcons Cheerleader in 2013, a role she held until 2018.
During these years, she served as a captain and ambassador, representing the organization at community events, international tours, and significant moments such as Super Bowl LI. After her cheerleading career, Jasmine transitioned into corporate roles within the financial services industry. Beginning in 2018, she worked at SunTrust in administrative and treasury-focused positions, followed by a Business Enablement Analyst role at Truist from 2019 to 2021. In these roles, she supported sales training initiatives, analyzed performance metrics, managed content for learning programs, and helped align enablement efforts with business priorities.
From 2021 to 2023, Jasmine transitioned into sales enablement roles with a broader strategic scope, including a role as a Sales Enablement Analyst. Her responsibilities increasingly focused on communications strategy, training delivery, and cross-functional collaboration. In January 2023, she joined Cloudera as a Global Program Manager for Enablement Operations and continues to work there. In this position, she leads global communications for enablement programs, manages centralized content systems, and oversees logistics and messaging. Alongside her corporate career, Jasmine has led marketing and communications for the nonprofit FOBT LLC since 2022, supporting initiatives that expand Black representation in the theater and film industries.
Jasmine is married to DJ Fambro, and together they are raising their two children, Mason and Alexandria. Her children’s book, ‘Make Room for Mason,’ is directly inspired by her son Mason and centers on themes of emotional expression, inclusion, and understanding “big feelings” in young children. She is content with the world she has created for herself in Atlanta, Georgia, and continues to add to it with each passing day.
