‘Love Island USA’ Fans Asked For This Coupling Twist — And They Actually Got It
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Tuesday’s cliffhanger dumping turned into the biggest plot twist of the season, and viewers seemingly orchestrated it.
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This post contains spoilers for Episode 21 of “Love Island USA” Season 7.
This season of “Love Island USA” may not have the sweeping romances viewers were hoping for, but it’s still delivering top-tier reality TV.
Season 7 hit its halfway mark this week with the Casa Amor kickoff — and it wasted no time shaking things up. As a flood of new bombshells arrived, the show pulled off a franchise-first twist that undid every recent coupling and left all the islanders officially single.
In other words, everyone got a clean slate to explore brand-new connections — or in one pair’s case, revisit an old one.
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