Shortly after Paul announced "Love Island USA"Cast at the end of May 2025. Maja, Videos of the New Island, Yulissa Escobar, Saying that N-Word started viral online on the previous podcast.

During the second episode of the season, which was broadcast on June 4, the narrator "Love Island USA", announced that the producers have removed Escobar from the villa, which many fans assumed because of its past problem statements.

Now, after a while to process news that would no longer be in the candidacy for a large $ 100,000 prize at the latest season "Love Island," Escobar published an apology, which pulled the mixed reaction from the fans.

On Instagram, Escobar published the graphic reading: "owning me mistakes; telling my truth."

She wrote in the inscription: "First, I want to apologize for the use of the word I didn't have in use, referring to the virus clips with her using n-Word while talking about men during Previous podcast episode.

"In these clips, I used a word I should never use, racial mucus," she wrote. "I used slightly, I don't understand fully realizing the weight, history or pain behind her."

She continued, "I didn't try to be offensive or harmful, but now I recognize that intention does not pronounce influence. And the influence of that word is real. It is tied to generations of trauma, and not mine for use."

By the way, in his title, Escobar explained that when he used the word "speech casually in conversation" and she didn't think "deeply or critically" about how her words can affect others.

"It's true that I didn't know better then, but I did it. I took time to think, learn and grow out of that moment," she added from that moment, "she added.

"Since then, I changed a lot, not just how I speak, but in how I show up, how I carry myself and how I respect the experiences of others," Escobar continued. "Growth means recognition when you were wrong, even if uncomfortable and choosing to move forward from humility and responsibility."

As she finished, now the ex-star real reality explained that she chooses to speak for himself and did not want someone to comment on her name.

"I decide to speak for myself because I take full ownership of my actions. Don't listen to false statements. This is my official statement. This is me," I wrote.

At X, earlier Twitter, many "Love Island" spectators expressed their opinions about the Escobar's statement, and many examined her sincerity.

"Girl, you just been kicked out of the villa," one user wrote. "How much time did you really take to think about it?"

"I understand why they chose to get out of the villa, but she didn't learn anything in that," the other user commented. "This apology may or may not be original. Having her stay in a villa and understand the weight of the words would be a better lesson or showed the viewers really feel."

"I don't understand the weight, history or pain of words? I don't buy it," he posted the user.

"You don't need to think" deeply or critically "that he doesn't know I'm not telling a racial number one," he shared another user. "This is so embarrassing."

However, under Escobar's Instagram post, the 27-year-old has also received support from a handful of followers.