Contestants Yulissa Escobar and Cierra Ortega were removed from 'Love Island USA' for past use of racial slurs.

After being rejected by her show partners, and being at risk of elimination twice, Amaya Papaya rose and now she's unstoppable.

"I want to first start by addressing not just anyone that I have hurt or deeply offended, but most importantly, the entire Asian community. I am deeply, truly, honestly, so sorry," she said in a lengthy video.

The pair have flown nearly 6,200 miles (10,000km) back to their university city and posed for engagement photographs, ahead of their big day in Hong Kong early next year. Mr Ho said it was a "no brainer" to head back to Coventry as they had made so many memories there.

"Facts of Life" actress and "Collector's Call" host Lisa Whelchel reflects on her two marriages, explaining how past experiences helped her build a better relationship with her current husband.

Andreina Santos spoke with Variety about her elimination, relationship with Bryan Arenales, friendships with the women and more in an interview.

Cierra Ortega apologized for using a racial slur in past social media posts following her firing from "Love Island USA."

Former “Love Island USA” contestant Cierra Ortega has released a video on TikTok apologizing for previously using a racial slur against Asian people

Whoopi Goldberg told 'Superman' stars David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan during their Thursday, July 10 appearance on The View that she "fell in love with [him] as Superman" while watching the new movie.

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