Here’s why the villa’s couplings already feel unstable on Love Island USA season 7

Huda and Jeremiah (Image via Instagram @loveislandusa)
Huda and Jeremiah (Image via Instagram @loveislandusa)

Love Island USA season 7 began on June 3, 2025, with ten new Islanders entering the villa in Fiji. Hosted by Ariana Madix, the show started with some quick pairings: Chelley and Austin, Huda and Jeremiah, Belle-A and Nic, and Olandria and Taylor. At first, it looked like everyone was settling in, but things changed quickly in just three episodes.

Two new bombshells, Cierra and Charlie, entered the show and shook things up. Cierra picked Nic during the recoupling, which left Belle-A alone. Meanwhile, Charlie stayed single but made it clear he wanted to explore his options. Then, Yulissa was removed from the show after old videos surfaced online, which left Ace without a partner.

In my opinion, these early events suggest that many of the couples were formed primarily to stay in the game, rather than due to strong connections. From surprise exits to emotional moments, it already feels like most relationships in the villa are not stable. The season is just beginning, but the cracks are already showing.


Bombshells and exits have already shaken up the Love Island USA villa

In my opinion, the arrival of Cierra and Charlie changed the direction of the show almost immediately. Cierra chose to couple up with Nic during the first recoupling, which left Belle-A a single and emotional. That one move showed how easily the early connections could fall apart. Belle-A and Nic hadn’t formed a strong bond, and Cierra’s entrance made that clear.

Charlie also added pressure to the villa. Even though he didn’t couple up right away, he went on a date with Chelley, who was already paired with Austin. Their date brought out some doubts, especially since Chelley seemed open to getting to know him. This showed that her bond with Austin may not be as secure as it looked.

When new people arrive and Islanders immediately start looking elsewhere, it shows that their original connection wasn’t strong to begin with. Yulissa’s sudden removal from the show added more instability. After old videos surfaced, she was removed from the villa, leaving Ace single. With so many changes in just a few days, it’s clear that these couples weren’t very solid from the start.

In just a few days, the villa has already seen breakups, new bonds, and emotional setbacks. That’s a sign that these couples weren’t built to last.


Strategic pairings of Love Island USA don’t seem built to last

From what I’ve seen so far, many of the current couples feel like they were formed to stay in the game, not because there’s a real connection. Chelley and Austin’s pairing, for example, happened after her earlier interest in Ace was interrupted by Yulissa.

Once Yulissa entered the picture, Chelley backed away, and her move to pair with Austin seemed more like a safe choice than something based on real feelings. The fact that she was willing to go on a date with Charlie so soon makes their bond feel even less stable in Love Island USA.

Olandria and Taylor’s pairing also feels weak. They seem to get along, but their conversations have been very surface-level. It looks more like they chose each other because they had limited options, not because they really clicked.

Even the couple with the most emotional moment—Huda and Jeremiah—still feel uncertain. Huda opened up about having a daughter, and Jeremiah was supportive.

But it’s too soon to tell if they can handle the deeper challenges that come with that kind of responsibility. In my opinion, these couples are still testing the waters in Love Island USA. Most of them don’t seem ready for anything long-term.


Catch the latest episode of Love Island USA season 7, currently streaming on Peacock.

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Edited by Sindhura Venkatesh
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