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'Love Island USA' is finally a hit after 7 seasons. Now it must decide what to do with contestants accused of racism.
"Love Island USA" is finally becoming as buzzy as the UK version.But two contestants have been removed from the show after racist posts and videos resurfaced online.Now, fans are calling on the show to carry out better background checks on future cast members.

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Love Island USA contestant Yulissa Escobar shares the 'real story' behind her exit
Love Island USA’s Yulissa reveals how producers quietly removed her from the show over racial slurs
'This is our Super Bowl': Where to watch the 'Love Island USA' season finale in L.A.
Now in its seventh season, the premise of “Love Island USA” is fairly simple: Ten singles are plopped into a lavish villa in Fiji, where they must couple up with a member of the opposite sex or risk g...

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'Love Island USA' Star Cierra Ortega Breaks Silence After Dramatic Exit From Show
'Love Island USA's' Hannah dishes on Charlie, Pepe and who should win Season 7
Jacksonville's Nic Vansteenberghe makes final five couples on Love Island USA season 7
Olandria Carthen and Nic Vansteenberghe returned to the villa in a surprise reveal after Casa Amor on Season 7, Episode 22.

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How Often Are the Love Island USA Sheets Changed? Unpacking the Truth
‘Love Island USA’ Star Andreina on Her Elimination, Romance With Jeremiah and Bryan and Why Chelley and Ace Should Win
Booted ‘Love Island’ Contestant Cierra Ortega Apologizes After Past Use Of Racial Slur Resurfaces
Peacock has not clarified why Ortega left the show, but her exit occurred amid online controversy over posts she allegedly made that included a derogatory term for Chinese people.
Reality TV star addresses racist post that got her kicked off popular show
Ortega was kicked out of the villa ahead of the Sunday, July 6, episode of “Love Island USA” after screenshots surfaced of her using a slur for Asian people in 2024. In a video shared to Instagram on Wednesday, July 8, Ortega apologized to the “entire Asian community” for using the offensive term.
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