The competitor of “Love Island USA”, Yulissa Escobar, was withdrawn from the villa during the second episode of season 7, after clips of Podcast from her using racial insults resurfaced online.
Its release received very little context in the series. Towards the 18 -minute brand of the episode on Wednesday, while the Islanders wake up, the narrator of the series Ian Stirling announces: “Yulissa left the villa.” It is not known if Escobar was withdrawn from the villa in the middle of the night or if the publishers of “the island of love” simply cut it from the episode.
Since he joined the show, Escobar has faced massive online backlash after podcast clips have resurfaced by it using racial insults. In the clips obtained by TMZ, it is heard using the word n several times while discussing the previous relationships.
The fans went to social networks to express their indignation by leaving hundreds of comments on her Instagram, promising to vote it off the island once the submissions have become available via the “Love Island” application. Escobar has not yet responded.
Escobar is not the only competitor whose digital imprint has been exhibited. Shortly after Peacock announced the casting of season 7, online use shared screenshots on X of Austin Shepard Tiktok Likes, which included several articles supporting President Donald Trump. Shepard is part of the distribution.
The remaining island women include Chelley Bissainthe, Huda Mustafa, Belle-A Walker and Olandria Carthen. Male candidates are Ace Greene, Taylor Williams, Nicolas Vansteenberghe and Jeremiah Brown. The new bombs that entered the villa at night are Cierra Ortega and Charlie Georgiou. The former star of “Vanderpump Rules”, Ariana Madix, returned as an animator of the show.
The seventh season of “Love Island USA” was presented on June 3 on Peacock. After a delay of almost 45 minutes due to technical problems, the fans were presented to the 10 singles in the running to win the price of $ 100,000 in cash and find love on the island.
“Love Island USA” is currently in trouble on Peacock.
