Love Island USA: Alana Kaiser was evicted from the villa for using a racial slur

A second Love Island America contestant has been evicted from her villa after historic social media posts appeared to show her using racial slurs.

Alana Keyser’s deleted video showed her lip syncing the n-word in the song, while other scripts showed her using the same slur in Instagram comments and snap messages.

The posts came from a private account and were not made public after they were in the Kaiser Villa and therefore were not flagged in the Broadcast Peacock investigation, sources told the US publication. including diversity, External.

Keyser, who has appeared on the dating series since Sunday, was approached for comment.

Keyser joined the series as a “bombshell” in the show’s traditional mid-season Casa Amor twist, where new islanders move into the villa to challenge existing relationships.

Before her departure, Keyser appeared in the first 20 minutes of Thursday’s episode, talking to one of the male contestants before appearing briefly in two more non-speaking scenes.

However, the show’s narrator confirmed the exit, telling viewers: “Alana has left Casa Amor.

This is the second time this season that a contestant has left him with racist language. Vasana Montgomery was eliminated, External Following the announcement of the parade.

Montgomery has been seen using the n-word in two separate videos that have gone viral.

She later said in a statement on Instagram: “I used racial slurs in those videos. There is no reason for this, and I am very sorry.

“I am ashamed and sorry for my words. I take full responsibility for what I said and I understand why it hurt and upset people.”

Two more contestants were eliminated from the seventh series of Love Island last year.

Yulisa Escobar was asked to leave her villa after videos surfaced showing her using profanity in a podcast.

In a TikTok video, External Escobar posted after she was removed: “I get it. I said a word I shouldn’t have said, but I wish I hadn’t. That’s it. I can’t take it back. I’m sorry I said that word.”

That same season, Cierre Ortega was fired after using a racist term for Asians. She later apologized., External “She really had no idea,” she said.