Huda Mustafa Breaks Silence on Love Island USA Reunion Amid Drama and Apologies
Hi, I’m Riley Carter, your semi-attached narrator to the chaos that is reality TV drama. Let’s talk about the Love Island USA Season 7 reunion, which dropped on Peacock and brought back all the messy feels like it was never gone.
Okay, but like… why are we still surprised when people go full NSFW on a reality show? Huda Mustafa, everyone’s favorite fitness influencer-turned-island drama queen, finally addressed the infamous Heart Rate challenge that had fans buzzing and castmates fuming. The newly released footage showed Huda getting up close and personal with Ace Greene, who was technically “Chelley’s guy” at the time. And no, it wasn’t just a little flirtation—it was full-on twerking on Ace’s face after Chelley had just finished making out with Chris. Smooth move, right?
During the reunion, Huda admitted she might have taken things too far. “I think I took it a step too far for certain people,” she said, adding that she apologized if anyone felt uncomfortable. She emphasized that everything was consensual and boundaries were discussed before the challenge. But for Chelley Bissainthe, this wasn’t about consent—it was about friendship. “It was never because we didn’t consent to this,” Chelley clarified. “It comes to a thing of friendship and sisterhood.” She questioned Huda’s intentions, asking why she went so far with Ace when she wasn’t even interested in him romantically. “I don’t feel like I have to sit here and be like, ‘Hey, don’t lick the person I’m connected with’s dick,’” Chelley added, perfectly summarizing the invisible line that was crossed.
But the drama didn’t stop there. Olandria Carthen, another former islander, called out Huda for not defending her against racist comments after the show. Olandria recalled how Huda promised to make a statement in support but never followed through. “Two or three days went by, and she hadn’t even decided to address her people. It pained me,” Olandria said, revealing how the lack of support affected her mental health, especially after being accused of bullying when Huda went on the Call Her Daddy podcast.
Huda responded by saying she was still processing everything after leaving the villa and dealing with her own racial hate. “I was getting hated on as well racially,” she explained. Still, she admitted fault and apologized for not speaking up. “I’m really sorry about that,” she said. “I told people I don’t want anybody getting hate. I don’t want any bullying… Racism is wrong.”
The reunion was a full-circle moment for a season that had no shortage of drama. Fans can now stream the full Love Island USA Season 7 reunion on Peacock and catch up with all the unresolved tension and emotional reckonings. If you’re into messy reality TV, this one’s a must-watch.
Anyway, that’s the deal. Do with it what you will.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and E! News
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