Who is Trinity Savon (Player 398) from Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2? Age, Ethnicity, Nationality, Net Worth, and More

Who is Trinity Savon from Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2?

Trinity, also known as Player 398, is a 25-year-old retailer from Missouri who participated in Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2. Born with one and a half lungs, Trinity was eliminated in a dorm test because of holding the black coin at the end of the game.

How old is Trinity Savon?

Trinity was born in Kernersville, North Carolina, and is 25 years old as of 2025.“He keeps his date, month, and year of birth out of the limelight, so no one knows when he celebrates his birthday. His zodiac sign is Aquarius.

Personal Information Summary

Early Life and Education

Trinity was born in Kernersville, North Carolina, with one and a half lungs, a condition that made his childhood physically demanding and required him to adapt to limitations. During his early childhood years, Trinity was invested in sports, where he played football, tennis, and wrestling. He also played guitar and was a proud member of the drum line at North Forsyth High School’s band. Notably, Trinity attended Sterling University in Kansas, where he pursued his passion for music.

Trinity Savon Girlfriend

As of 2025, Trinity is in a relationship with his girlfriend, Izzy Joy, who is also an influencer. They are often seen posting together on their social media handles while enjoying good times together.

What does Trinity Savon do to earn a living?

Trinity earns his living as a musician, influencer, and philanthropist. Some of his notable releases as a musician include “On My Mind and Colors of Her both released in 2025. Other releases include “Evergreen” (2022), which he followed with a 7-song EP titled ‘Part 1: Life’ (2022), the single “Paper Thin” (2023), and another 6-song EP called ‘Part 2: Lessons’ (2023). It’s also worth noting that Trinity is the founder of Recharge Missions, a non-profit organization that recharges the community through music.

Trinity Savon, Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2

Trinity entered the competition alongside 455 other players, each vying for the $4.56 million prize. He was eyeing the money with hopes that it would help with his nonprofit and also help him move his mom down to Kansas City. On his Instagram account, he shared the good news with his followers in a post. He captioned, “This is about to be a crazy season, November 4th. Thank you, Netflix, for the opportunity, and @squidgamenetflix, you all went all out this year!!” From the onset of the game, Trinity had a clear strategy: “Sleep in the dorms, make the top 50, and do an interview. While on an interview with TUDUM, he stated, “My strategy was to make a lot of friends on the down low, so if somebody talked about me in another group, I had a friend there to defend my name.”

His most memorable part of the game came during the Mingle challenge, where he was held back in a room despite wanting to leave and support his friend, which left him in tears. In the Marbles game, Trinity faced Player 181, Manel, and emerged victorious, sending his opponent home. Later, in Slides and Ladders, Trinity appeared to be on the brink of elimination by default. However, he was spared and advanced directly to the Circle of Trust.

Trinity’s strategy of playing a low character eventually helped him, and he progressed to be among the five finalists. His path to the finale was, however, filled with battles and unexpected turns. By the time he reached the final five, he had proven himself as both a fighter and a deeply human player. Yet, in a surprising twist, he chose to self-eliminate. Instead of continuing, he gave information to the remaining contestants, revealing where the black coin was, a crucial information that helped the other players progress to the final game.

This act sparked controversy among viewers, with some questioning whether he had broken the rules. However, it was later clarified that Trinity did not violate any official rules of the competition since Squid Game: The Challenge has always allowed players to self-eliminate, and nothing prevents contestants from revealing information to help others. His decision divided fans: some admired his selflessness and willingness to help others, while others criticized him for stepping away so close to the end. One of his Instagram supporters commented, “Trinity is a true gem. Still not over it.” He ultimately exited the competition just before the final challenge, leaving Perla Figuereo (Player 072) to claim the grand prize

All you need to know about “Squid Game: The Challenge’ Season 2”

Squid Game: The Challenge is returning for another high-stakes outing on Netflix, with the second season now available to watch on the streamer. The season contains 9 episodes; the First four premiered on November 4, 2025, followed by four more episodes on November 11, 2025, and the season finale will premiere on November 18, 2025. Inspired by the original scripted series, this season will once more feature 456 contestants who will all compete for a life-changing $4.56 million prize, the largest single prize in reality TV history. The season introduces a mix of returning and new games. Familiar challenges like Red Light, Green Light, Marbles, and Mingle return, while new additions such as Slides and Ladders, Six-Legged Pentathlon, and The Count make the competition even more interesting because of their complexity. Each game is designed to test different aspects of the contestants’ abilities, whether it’s trust, logic, teamwork, or deception.

Season 2 was filmed in the United Kingdom, using elaborate sets that replicate the surreal and colorful aesthetic of the original Squid Game. It features a diverse cast of 456 players from around the globe, including the U.S., the UK, Ireland, and beyond, each identified by a number and with a unique story of their own. The contestants’ age range from 21 to 77, with expertise ranging from creators, nurses, athletes, an NFL cheerleader, poker champions, bartenders, four family duos, and even Robert Pattinson’s stunt double in Twilight. With each player facing elimination at every turn, players must master alliances, adaptability, and emotional control to survive in the game. Some of the notable contestants include;

1. Sydney Belle, player 016
2. Steven Jones (Player 183)
3. Samantha Chan, Player 352
4. Jeffrey Figuereo, Player 283
5. Dajah Graham (Player 302)
6. Zoë Naggar, Player 369
7. Perla Figuereo, player 072
8. Austin Carpenter, Player 153
9. Curt Stinson, Player 370
10. Vanessa Clements (Player 17)
11. Viper Glanton, Player 152
12. Isaiah Brooks, Player 410
13. Natalie Hortz, Player 75
14. Jonti Crisp, Player 118
15. Eric Eldredge, Player 415
16. Steven Jones (Player 183)
17. August Schroeder, Player 111
18. Raul Gibson, Player 431
19. Michael Mroz, Player 089
20. Jacob Gibson, Player 432
21. Dajah Graham (Player 302),
22. Mark Levy, Player 10

How Tall is Trinity Savon?

Trinity is approximately 6 feet 1 inch tall

Trinity Net Worth

Analysts estimate Trinity’s net worth in the low six figures, roughly between $100,000–$300,000, drawing from his career as a musician, influencer, and philanthropist.

Social Media

Trinity is gaining popularity on social media, where he has shared a glimpse of his life as a musician, influencer, and philanthropist. You can follow him on his Instagram account @trintsavon, where he has over 7.7k followers.