First, let's revisit the rules! Initially, the rules state that the lowest-ranked player and their Ride or Die partner would exit the game. However, a last-minute twist emerges, offering Kyle and Paul a chance to either sacrifice themselves to save their partner or choose to remain in the game.

Here's the catch: If both Kyle and Paul choose to stay in the game, they'll both be blocked from The Circle. Similarly, if they decide to sacrifice themselves to save the other, they will both be blocked from the game.

After a nail-biting cliffhanger, Episode 9 unveils the outcome. As anticipated, Kyle elects to stay in the game. Meanwhile, Paul sacrifices himself, sealing his exit from the competition. With that said, this means that Kyle is officially staying!

Kyle is utterly shocked by Paul's selfless act. However, Paul, sensing his limited prospects in The Circle, ensures his Ride or Die's survival in the game. Paul acknowledges that blocking Kyle from the game as well would have devastated him, so he saves him.

When everything settles, Paul has the chance to meet Kyle in person! Kyle is stunned to discover that Paul is actually a catfish, but the basketball player insists that Caress will forever be Paul to him.

He expresses gratitude to Caress for her selflessness, claiming she is the "true definition" of a Ride or Die partner. Sharing a heartfelt hug, the two part ways, with Kyle feeling more determined than ever to bring home the $100,000 grand prize.

Season 6 of The Circle is now streaming on Netflix,