‘Love Island USA’ Has Its First Season 7 Scandal And, Of Course, It Involves Racism
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The Peacock reality show announced contestant Yulissa Escobar’s abrupt exit after fans resurfaced clips of her using racial slurs on two different podcasts.
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The new “Love Island USA” cast entered the villa this week, but one islander has already made her exit due to a scandal.
On Wednesday, one day after the hit Peacock dating series kicked off Season 7 with 10 new singles, viewers noticed that contestant Yulissa Escobar was oddly absent at one point during Episode 2.
Although Escobar was seen sharing a bed with her castmate, Ace Greene — whom she coupled up with during the premiere — a narrator’s announcement 18 minutes into the episode revealed she “has left the villa.” Her absence was noticed again toward the end of Episode 2 when Greene was declared single among the remaining couples.
Representatives for “Love Island USA” confirmed Escobar’s departure to HuffPost.
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