In "Love Island USA" Season 7, contestant Huda Mustafa set a "first" in the history of the show - she chose to take the initiative to end her relationship with Chris Seeley on the night of the finals.
Before revealing who is the favorite couple of American audiences (Amaya Espinal and Bryan Arenales), Huda and Chris attended a candlelight dinner as their last date.Originally a conversation that tried to fix each other's rift, it turned into one of the most dramatic breakup scenes of the season.
Huda was one of the first players to enter the villa.From day one, she has developed a strong favor to fellow islander Jeremiah Brown.The two of them interacted for the first time, sparking sparks, quickly attracting the audience's attention.However, this passionate relationship quickly became distorted and painful, which also made Huda named "Hurricane Huda".
Huda's mood collapsed when American audiences voted to pair Jeremiah with the newly-joined bombshell Iris Kendall.She cried and ran around the villa, even using insulting words to Jeremiah.Her fierce reaction sparked dissatisfaction among a large number of viewers, and many people called for her to be kicked off the show.Despite facing the risk of elimination twice, other islanders chose to save her.Eventually, she formed a pair with Chris Seeley and finished third.
During the journey of "Love Island USA", Huda became the center of the topic.From revealing herself as a single mother, to the famous “mamacita” scene with Nicolas Vansteenberghe, to the tension between women she triggered in her reorganized pairing, she has sparked social media discussions almost every step.Especially when she confessed to Nic that she was a mother, she was even more accused of IHOP, Justin Bieber and Taylor Frankie Paul and others made a viral meme.
"He always puts the blame on me for making decisions. From the beginning, it was: 'You choose, you can do whatever you want.' At first I thought it was good because he was letting me lead small things. But then when faced with a big decision, he still did. I began to wonder if he wanted to make himself look more innocent? Is he playing the victim? I don't like him portraying himself as a victim at that moment. Of course, there are many factors behind this decision."
"A lot of details accumulate, it's more than just a lack of intimacy. I like a man who can give sincere and meaningful compliments. I told him many times what kind of compliments I would like to hear, but he just said something like 'Sheesh.' 'Damn.' is not suitable. Especially outside the camera, he has made some comments about women, and as a woman who is dating him, they make me uncomfortable. He also often looks away, always looking for others. I have asked him to change the way, like 'Can you praise me this way? Can you do this?' But he never did it. When I walked into the room, he wouldn't even look up at me. Who would want his partner to ignore him and pay attention to other women? It's really bad. All of these factors ultimately led me to make that decision at the end - we really aren't suitable. ChrisThere are still some shining points on it, but for me, these are the parts that cannot be compromised.”
"We tried all possible communication methods together until I finally got to that point. I said, 'Do you want to ignore me like a child? Then I can only respond to you like a child. You said you want me to be closer, but you don't do it anymore.' I talked to him about hugging. When I first started together, he would hug me often, but slowly, he began to alienate. His attitude changed, and I couldn't accept it. If anyone would behave like this, it would be like this.To trigger emotions.You are a ‘man’, but you don’t even want to communicate well. I don’t care how tired you are.I was going through the recovery period after rhinoplasty. The pain was unbearable, but you hit me in the face with a pillow.You want to end everything by saying ‘sorry’?Then you turn around with the pillow and roll your eyes at me?Please, who can’t be angry?I took that approach, maybe not the most mature approach, but I have tried the rational approach, but it has no effect.”
"I did notice his changes. I'm very sensitive to relationships and I'm good at detecting other people's mood swings. Once the other person is acting abnormally, I feel it right away. Although I don't want to believe his transformation, I still try to tell him: 'If you don't want to continue, you don't have to stay. Because I was too closed at the beginning and lost other opportunities.' It's all regrettable, but I did everything I could to maintain the relationship. Even though he kept emphasizing that it wasn't a problem, it was an attractive trait, but he didn't really agree with it in action."
"To be honest, I never thought that conversation with Nic would become a hot online meme. It was a common exchange between us, and the real way we got along. It was probably because it became too real and natural. Now every time I browse my phone, I can see its various variations and remix. It has become a cultural phenomenon, and it can even be said to be a classic."
"After we became closer, I confessed to him that I was a mother..."
"We are both possessive. We will tell each other: 'I just want you, not to develop with other people. But if necessary, I can talk to other people.' We will also remind each other to be restrained in the challenge. It's not the only one who asks him to follow the rules, he also expects me to do it. It's a two-way emotional commitment."
"No, there is no."
"I see a lot of interviews where people talk about me rudely and he smiles or laughs aside. It makes me feel extremely disrespectful. I can't accept someone like this in my life."
"I've been trying to balance the conflict between sisterhood and competition. Everyone said to me, 'It's just a challenge', but in reality, someone kissed others outside the challenge, and everyone laughed at it. And when I participated in the challenge, I was thrown into strange eyes and expressions. I felt severely excluded, and even bullying in the villa. I've mentioned this countless times, but never really heard. Now after leaving the villa, I'm more convinced that I felt right at the time. Regarding sisterhood, I handle the interactions in the challenge with an open attitude. Before the Heart Rate challenge, everyone clearly agreed to any form of behavior. Whether it's a bombshell or a friend, we can act freely as long as we get permission in advance. In the Heart Rate challenge, I'm for ChrisCheering with kisses is a sign of my mentality change.I know it's just a game, so I learned to relax and stop being crazy about it.I changed, especially at the end of the season.I knew they were my friends and there was no real relationship outside of those challenges.So I was no longer anxious and I hope they could understand me the same way."
"I think a lot of people have been involved in the exclusion of me. But I also chose to forgive. I have always been willing to give a second chance. There are misunderstandings and frictions between me and certain girls, but we all have responsibility for each other. I choose to let go of the past and be polite. I hope people can respect my decisions. No one should be subject to malice, especially when I no longer hold a grudge against them. Maybe we have all made mistakes, but it is important to learn from it."
"I have a clear plan and am ready to respond publicly. As soon as I walk out of the villa, I realize that I have to speak out because no one should be surrounded by hatred and attacks. I firmly oppose any form of bullying. I have been bullied while growing up and know that feeling of helplessness. Everyone's safety is important, and any form of extreme behavior is unacceptable. I appreciate everyone's support and care, but sometimes kindness can go beyond the line. In recent days, I have been reviewing and digesting everything that has happened, and confirming whether my family's life is safe. It's all too fast, shocking, but it's a positive impact."
"I know I'm going to have a violent public opinion storm. But I don't care. What I want to say is: 'You can comment whatever you want, your feelings are reasonable.' If someone is willing to express their opinions, I'm willing to listen. Everyone in the villa deserves to be looked at. I'm not perfect, nor are they. I haven't completely sorted out all the details, so I don't know what to say. I haven't read all the information, but I'll definitely speak at the reunion."
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