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Ariana Madix offer some advice to the Love Island USA Stars who have no idea how the public has invested have become their progress and decline on screen.
Host Peacock answered to Tiktok on Wednesday, June 18, for the the overwhelming backlogs of some islanders received while filming season 7.
“I also believe that the people who run their social media pages need to be on top of blocking, deleting and placing words restrictions etc on their pages,” wrote Ariana, 39. “They should see none of that when they get their phones back.”
Love Island USA Following a different group of singles Each season that has to pair to stay in the luxury of the show. The competitors – referred to as islanders – live alone in a villa and are under constant video surveillance. They must be coupled to stay on the show and stand a chance to receive the $ 100,000 prize.
Peacock’s Love Island has more disclosures behind the curtains-and production secrets-and some fans might realize. Love Island, who performed for the first time in the UK in 2002, follows a different group of singles each season that has to pair away to stay in the show’s luxury villa. The franchise has expanded worldwide (…) since
Season 6 blew the US version of the show on social media when it first performed in 2024. As a result, Term 7 islanders Ace Greene, Amaya Espinal, Austin Shepard, Chelley Bissinthe, Cirra Ortega, Hannah Fields, Huda Mustafa, Iris and Dadall, Jalen Brown, Jeremiah Brown, Pepe Garcia, Nic Vansteenberghe, Olandrias, Taylor, Taylor. and Charlie Georgiou underneath even more scrutiny.
Yulissa Escobar Made headlines earlier this month when it was moved just a few chapters due to racial jobs in the past.
“First, I want to apologize for using a word that I had no right in using it. Podcast clips from years ago have recently re -faced, and I want to address it directly,” Yulissa wrote through Instagram after leaving the villa. “In those clips, I used a word that I should never have used, racist slurry.”
Yulissa addressed the clips, which circled on -le, adding, “I used it ignorantly, without fully understanding the weight, history, or pain behind it. I was not trying to be offensive or damaging, but I now recognize that intent does not excuse effect. And the effect of that word is real.
The TV star expressed reality of repentance for his past comments.
“At the time, I was talking occasionally in conversation, without thinking deeply or critical of what I was saying. But that doesn’t remove how wrong it was,” he noted. “The truth is, I didn’t know better then, but I’m doing now. I’ve taken the time to reflect, learn, and grow from that moment.”
In her statement, Yulissa also called fake jobs attributed to her.
“False statements also circulated, things written or said by others who do not reflect me or my heart. I want to explain that this is my voice and my words,” he added. “No one needs to speak for me. I choose to speak for myself because I take full ownership of my actions. Don’t listen to the false statements. This is my official statement. Here I am, talking directly to you. For those who are disappointed or offend, I understand and apologize. I am sorry.”
Later in the season, Huda received a backlash for her troubled romance with Jeremiah. Her ex Noah ShelineShe shares a 4 -year -old girl Arleigh, for her defense on Monday, June 16, writing through Instagram Story, “At the end of the day I hope everyone remembers that we are human. She goes on that show to find love, or whatever you think she does, remember she is still human, she has a girl, she has a girl, and life.”
Noah urged viewers of Peacock to be kind instead of ridiculing Huda.
“Maybe she’s not doing a great job I am not watching the show but I don’t like that I see so much negative s *** on my page or even clips of it,” added about the “unhealthy” hate. “It is not my job to police her or the people in my comments, but I will say that what you are doing will affect her mental health and maybe my daughter in the future.”
New chapters of Love Island USA released six days a week – except Wednesday – on Peacock.
