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This story contains spoilers for the Love Island USA season eight finale.
America has selected a new match made in paradise.
The heart-pounding eighth season of Love Island USA ended with one final splash as Trinity Tatum and Bryce Dettloff were crowned the Peacock show’s winners on July 12, walking away with the majority of America’s vote and the $100,000 prize. Naturally, the win invited a wave of emotions.
After exchanging “I love yous” with each other, Detloff shared how eager he is to continue their love story after the show, “I’m just so grateful to be with you. I do love you so much and every day feels so special with you. And I can’t wait for life outside of this.”
Meanwhile, Tatum expressed that she felt overwhelmed with emotions, “I’m very glad that he’s always been very patient with me. I’m very blessed. I’m very tongue-tied. Usually I have stuff to say, but I’m like I don’t even know what to say right now.”
As for the remaining Islanders, Aniya Harvey and Carl Schmidt were the runners-up; Melanie Moreno and Sincere Rhea placed third; and Kayda Bosse and Zach Georgiou came in fourth place.
The villa withstood many storms this season both on and offscreen, beginning with the shock removal of contestant Vasana Montgomery from the cast ahead of the reality series’ June 2 premiere after footage was leaked of her saying a racial slur.
“I wanted to address a couple of videos from my teen years that have recently resurfaced,” Montgomery wrote on her Instagram Stories June 3. “In those videos, I used a racial slur. There is no excuse for it, and I am deeply sorry.”
But the controversies didn’t stop there. After all, Alannah Keyser‘s time in the villa was also cut short during Casa Amor after she was also dumped from the Island over using the N-word in resurfaced footage and screenshots.
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As she said in a June 27 TikTok video following the controversy, “I do want to say directly that I do not support racism or discrimination of any kind, and I never have.”
And then there was all the onscreen drama. Fans had a front row seat at the Islanders’ various love triangles this season, including Kenzie Annis’ turbulent time with Corbin Mims and Caleb McDaniel.
Then, just a few episodes later, the Georgia native was involved in another lovers’ quarrel with Dylan Wrona and Gal Tshnieder, with the latter ultimately dumped from the Island during the July 3 episode.
And who could forget KC Chandler and Harvey’s messy uncoupling after the California native decided to leave his connection to pair up with Tierra “Titi” Davis? Upon entering the villa, Davis seemed to make an enemy out of the rest of the female cast members following her blowout dispute with Tatum.
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“First of all, I can speak if I want to speak,” Davis said during the June 26 episode after Tatum questioned why she was speaking for Chandler. “Y’all don’t control me. I don’t care if you don’t know me or not.”
She then called Tatum a “little girl.”
But the beef was short-lived, proving all is well in paradise after Davis apologized to Tatum in a later episode.
And perhaps the most chaotic movie night in Love Island history occurred after the Islanders had a front row seat to Rhea’s antics while coupled up with Moreno.
Though he ended up proving his loyalty to Moreno—who he describes as his “home” in the series—his behavior with Sol Dean and Amora Robinson had all the Islanders taken aback for the rest of the season.
But even with the drama, the Islanders left Fiji as a family.
“I’m not even mad I’m getting booted right now,” Mims—who was dumped from the Island with Parmida Keshani on the July 5 episode—said through tears while packing his bags. “I’m mad I’m not finna see ya’ll every day. I love ya’ll boys, man.”
As he put it, “Now it’s a brotherhood outside of this s–t.”
For a deeper look at Love Island USA, read on…
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