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'Love Island' winner Amaya Espinal weighs in on Cierra Ortega's racism controversy
In the week leading up to Ortega's departure, screenshots of alleged Instagram posts showed the contestant — whose family is of Mexican and Puerto Rican heritage — using a racist slur against people o...

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EXCLUSIVE: ‘Love Island USA’ Winners Amaya and Bryan React to Discovering They’re TV Darlings
‘Love Island USA’ Winners Amaya and Bryan on Where Their Relationship Goes Next and Confronting Austin and Zak at the Reunion
‘Love Island: Beyond The Villa’ new episode tonight, how to watch
“Love Island USA” Season 6 was a smash hit for Peacock and became the most-watched original competition series in the platform’s history, mostly because the cast brought the drama, love, and friendsh...

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Streaming Ratings: ‘Love Island USA’ Hits High for Second Straight Week
Love Island USA’s Amaya Reveals What Plastic Surgery Procedures She’s Had Done: ‘Have My Implant Card’
30 pics of 'Love Island USA' host Ariana Madix serving bicon bombshell
"I think there needs to be way more," she told Out during a red carpet interview. "And by more, I mean two, or three, or four, or five, or 10 queer dating shows."

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The season 7 'Love Island USA' star got real about the work she's gotten done
How Kendall's leaked nude videos ruined his 'Love Island' relationship
How 'Amaya Papaya' Became the Breakout Star of 'Love Island USA'
Amaya and Bryan Arenales were named the winners of "Love Island USA" Season 7, based on votes from U.S. audiences, during the July 13 finale. They chose to split the $100,000 priz
“Love Island USA”'s Amaya and Bryan Reveal the One Person They're Going to 'Address' at the Season 7 Reunion (Exclusive)
During the July 13 finale of Love Island USA season 7, host Ariana Madix revealed that they would all be back together next month in New York City for a reunion, which she will host alongside Andy Cohen.
‘Love Island’ revives conversation about racial bias and misogynoir in dating
The reality show franchise “Love Island” highlights challenges emblematic of modern dating, especially for Black women and contestants with darker skin tones.
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