Two other islanders were sent home during the episode of Sunday evening of season 7 of “Love Island USA”.
With the help of public and safe candidates, Jeremiah Brown and Hannah Fields have become the last people to be thrown from the island. On June 20, viewers voted for their favorite islanders and male to remain in the villa and continue to explore their romantic ties. The results were revealed, leaving six vulnerable competitors and risks being eliminated from the island during the episode that broadcast on June 22.
Among the women with the least votes were fields, Iris Kendall and Amaya Espinal. The men who were also at the bottom of the ranking included Brown, Jose “Pepe” Garcia-Gonzalez and Austin Shepard. Although the public had the initial vote to withdraw from the villa, the ultimate decision was left to the remaining competitors.
The Icelanders who were saved by the public finally decided to send Brown and Fields to the house, a decision that shocked not only the appointed candidates but also viewers. Fields entered the new season as a bomb that renovated Garcia after his initial connection with Charli Georgiou was interrupted because of his elimination.
Brown has arrived as part of the original distribution and has formed an instant romance with his compatriot Huda Mustafa, who has so far attracted the attention of the public. At the beginning, his relationship with Mustafa became the focal point as their coupling progressed and made snowball in a tumultuous relationship that the other islanders found overwhelming, because it created a toxic atmosphere in the villa. The concept of “Love Island” being a space to explore connections, many islanders have raised their concerns concerning the unshakable commitment of Brown and Mustafa towards others in a short time.
The viewers took the opportunity to separate the couple by voting to twin Bombshell Kendall with Brown, who finally goes from his first relationship with Mustafa. Brown continued to explore its links and continued the new bomb, Andreina Santos, which entered the villa during episode 15. In the middle of Brown and Santos deepening their connection, their time together ended after the men made a collective decision so that Brown is spilled from Fiji.
Below, Brown spoke to Variety About his elimination, his relationship with Mustafa, where he is with men and more.
Taylor Williams said they had elected you because of how you sailed by exploring the connections in the villa. What is your perspective on what happened and their reason to send you home?
They can say that we do not want him to recreate old habits, but I had already communicated to them several times that I do it in the right direction now. I do it slowly. I have never done what they said, but our values were laid out. They tell me to explore everything. I am now explore everything, and it was still not enough. So when they said they didn’t want me to recreate old habits, it’s bullshit! I couldn’t buy that. They saw a chance to take out their competitors. It’s a game at the end of the day. I know they were interested in the bomb, and we got closer enough. He honestly released a competitor.
Have you been surprised when your name was called?
I had a feeling in my instinct. I love Austin, but he hasn’t found anyone for three weeks. Pepe was a bomb, and they didn’t get along with him at the start. Logically, there were two other viable options. When Taylor did it in place of Nic [Vansteenberghe] Or Ace, I knew I was out of there. I was surprised. He reaffirmed what I had already in my head. No matter the way I chose, it was a problem.
How did it feel when they said that their decision to vote was not personal?
I heard this as 30 times and nothing else. When Charlie [Georgiou] and Jalen [Brown] were voted, they had real conversations. They didn’t say why they did. They just said it was not personal, and I don’t go for that. When I vote, everything is personal. I don’t care if you fuck yourself a million times; If you are my friend, then I keep you. This is how I work.
Ace was one of the main islanders who constantly criticized the way you explored your connections in the villa. Why do you think he regularly chose you?
It probably started with me by curving Yulissa [Escobar] So she would fly it instead of me because I wanted to explore things with Huda. I panicked and thought: “What can I not do to be stolen?” It probably started on the wrong foot, because he wanted to be coupled with CHELLEY [Bissainthe]. We had a lot of great moments together, but we haven’t always seen your eyes. This could be an intimidation. I don’t know.
Where are you currently holding with Ace, Nic and Taylor?
Respectfully, I stay on my side. I know it’s a television game, and I shouldn’t have my feelings about it. But what they said and how they moved, I don’t want people to like it around me. I wish them the best, but I’m fine. I’m going to do my own thing.
You did not have much time to face the boys after their decision. What did you want to tell them that you didn’t have the chance?
I swear I told them several times that I do it the right way – not even trying to convince them. I would see them through the field to hate. And once we [Andreina Santos] kissed, I knew they were Really hate. I was going to say something in the room when I was suitable for, but nothing that I could have said would have changed what happened.
Your strong link with Huda was an important goal this season. What characteristics have stood out from her that made you have such strong feelings?
When I went for the first time to her at the bar, there was this crazy spark, and we both saw her before the first coupling. We had conversations where she said that she was very toilet, emotionally mature and a woman of God. On paper, all our values have been mentally, physically and spiritually until everything happens. I wanted to continue it, and that’s what I did. With hindsight, it did not work. But it’s the journey.
You seemed difficult to fully engage in all the experience because you were so close. What type of conversations would you have both standards and expectations, especially with regard to challenges and interact with other women?
The challenges were difficult. In the first challenge, I didn’t want to do anything with someone else because I wanted to respect it and focus on it. Then I felt like I couldn’t [participate]. After the baseball challenge, we had a conversation where we said: “We have to participate. This is why we are here. We can challenge. We will be fine. We are supposed to be tested. ” We say to people who come that we swing. If something happens, we communicate this because we have never been closed. After the first challenge, I did not cross the rest of the season while walking on egg shells.
When she told you that she was a mom, you were clearly caught off guard. Would you have sailed differently from your connection if she had told you that she was a mother very early?
Part of me means no, but I never talked to a mom. So I will feel a certain type. To be honest on whom I am, I should say yes because I have never chosen to go after a single mother. The spark would have always been there, but it would have changed the dynamics.
It has become difficult to look at your relationship with Huda that has become toxic. From your point of view, when have things started to change between you?
Crêpe day. It was when I was screaming so as not to make a pancake that I did not know how to be done. This is where I started to see shit. I didn’t say anything because I was trying to make it work. I said to myself: “Ok, I don’t agree with that, but I love you so much, so let’s see what I can do.” It was then that I had this long speech at home that evening.
You seemed to take care of Huda a lot, so it was difficult to see her repress and criticize you. What kind of feelings came for you when she talked about you like that?
It hurt, because we had a strong link. You say how much you care about me, then call yourself and call me this and that. I don’t live with that. How do you talk about me behind my back, that’s what you really feel for me. Since this night, when I heard it in the shower, I tried to come back by having a conversation. I can’t be with someone who did it all. It would be different if it was private or face to face. But when you cry through the villa, I can’t get behind.
When America voted to separate you both, what message did this send you to your relationship with Huda?
It confirmed a lot of things that I had pushed because I loved it so much and wanted to find a way to make it work. That’s why I couldn’t confront her. I should have. It broke everything in my head for me. When this reoclage occurred, America saw something – even if they were in disorder. At first, I was pissed off. It broke me because I had just went to a good place with Huda. But that confirmed that it was perhaps not as solid as I thought.
This interview was published and condensed.
