‘Love Island USA': Would Jeremiah Ever Get Back Together With Huda?
Bad news to all the fans of Peacock's Love Island USA who were hoping for a sneaky Jeremiah return: He hasn't just left the villa, he has officially left Fiji. The silver lining? He's giving interviews. And in a recent podcast appearance, Jeremiah revealed whether or not he'd ever get back together with Huda after their dramatic Love Island USA run.
'Respectfully, no,' he told E! News when asked about a potential future with Huda outside the villa. 'She's awesome and I wish her the best, but respectfully, to for me in the friendship or past that. So no, I'm good.' Sorry, Huda, sounds like Jeremiah is pretty decided. But, really, do we think this will come as a shock?
Jeremiah and Huda coupled up basically right away when they entered the villa—they had what Jeremiah described in an interview with The Viall Files with Nick Viall as 'crazy electricity'—and quickly became one of the most controversial couples of the season. Things got serious very quickly, but in the end, Huda's jealousy and Jeremiah's reluctance to commit proved to be a pretty terrible combo. A tense breakup killed the good vibes in the villa, and eventually the boys decided to send Jeremiah home after a fan vote landed him on the chopping block.
Reflecting on their whirlwind, drama-filled romance, Jeremiah told Nick Viall that he and Huda 'got really intimate really soon,' which he now thinks 'set us up for failure.' He went onto explain that their relationship was actually 'amazing until the pancake day' (when Huda got upset because Jeremiah didn't help her make pancakes after he delivered her breakfast severely undercooked).
Looking back, he takes responsibility for trying to meet her expectations in the relationship, even though he was still exploring the connection and not ready to commit. 'I tried to be Superman instead of letting her know, like, that's not who I am. That takes me months to get there,' he said.
Jeremiah refused to talk bad about Huda, but he did suggest that she got a fair edit, adding, 'There were a lot of instances where we were just talking and she would, you know, crash out,' he explained. 'It was pretty accurate.' Though he hasn't watched the season closely, he has caught up on key moments, and he wasn't always happy with what he saw. 'There's some moments I'm watching myself, and I'm just like, 'Bro, get up, like, don't take that.''
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Yahoo
'Love Island USA''s Jeremiah Says Ace Is 'Definitely the Ringleader' of Boys in Villa: 'Why Are You So Obsessed?' (Exclusive)
Days after he was dumped from Love Island USA, Jeremiah Brown is reflecting on his journey in the villa and how it felt for his close friends to dump him "I'm still a little upset," he tells PEOPLE of the result of the dumping — and that it was Taylor who delivered the news, not Nic, who was his "best friend" He also weighs in on fan speculation about the larger role Ace Greene plays in the villa and how he involves himself in everyone else's relationshipJeremiah Brown is getting real about the role Ace Greene plays in the Love Island USA villa. Days after the 25-year-old was dumped from the Fiji villa by his fellow islanders — Ace, Taylor Williams and Nic Vansteenberghe — he sat down with PEOPLE to debrief his experience and unpack his shocking exit. He's also weighing in on fan speculation about the influence that Ace, 22, has in the villa as a whole. When asked about fans' theories that Ace acts like a producer of sorts amongst the islanders, pointing them in different directions and encouraging certain behavior, Jeremiah says he'd "have to agree." "Because that's all I heard in the Villa too, is just, yeah, you just tell everyone how to play the game and what to do, and call it advice," he adds. Jeremiah says Ace has an "amazing personality" and is "so funny," so he thought they were going to get along better. "I had a lot of respect for him, and I was like, 'Oh, this guy's really funny. That's going to be my guy.' But then it was just like, 'Do this, do this. Don't do that. Don't do that. You're messing up.'" He remembers thinking, "'Whoa, why are you so obsessed with how I'm dating and doing the show?'" "So you know, 100%, he's definitely the ringleader of Nic and Taylor, respectfully," Jeremiah confirms. Jeremiah reveals that Ace and Pepe would tell the boys "every day, 'Don't be locked in.'" "Ace and Pepe were very [much] advocates of, 'Explore everybody, 24/7. I'm just waiting for a bombshell,' which is totally fine," he says. "He was definitely still like, 'You know, just play the game, and don't be locked in until week five or six,' and I'm just like, 'All right, buddy.'" He makes sure to note that Pepe is "my guy" and "still a really close friend to me," but regardless, "He was definitely still like, 'You know, just play the game, and don't be locked in until week five or six.'" After weeks spent locked in with Huda Mustafa, Jeremiah began exploring other options, first with Iris Kendall, and then with bombshell Adreina Santos. His connection with Adreina was cut short, though, when the boys voted for him to be dumped. "Honestly I was just like, 'What the hell?'" he says of his reaction to be dumped. "It was honestly just betrayal." The delivery of the news was upsetting to him, too. "I was not upset that it was Taylor, but I feel like it could have been Nic or Ace [who told me], because Ace — we never saw eye to eye. We had a lot of great moments, but we never saw eye to eye, so at least tell me that. Or Nic, you're my best friend, so at least tell me that," he says. "I'm still a little upset," he admits. "But yeah, I'm like, I get it." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. New episodes of Love Island USA drop every day except Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Peacock. Read the original article on People
The Onion
an hour ago
- The Onion
What To Know About ‘Love Island USA'
Love Island USA is in the midst of its seventh season. The Onion shares everything you need to know about the reality dating series. Q: What are the couples competing for? A: The forever-out-of-reach approval of a distant or absent authority figure. Q: What happens to contestants who get eliminated? A: They are chemically castrated. Q: What do fans enjoy most? A: The opportunity to cyberbully hot people without social backlash. Q: What's been the most successful pairing to come out of the show? A: Bathing suits and jewelry. Q: Can I visit Love Island? A: Those who attempt to make contact have been met with hostility, with spears hurled at intruders as a ritual act of territorial defense. Q: How can I tell which contestants really love each other? A: Reddit. Q: How many episodes are in a season? A: When the pyramids have turned to dust and the skyscrapers lie in ruin, still you shall hear the call of the Casa. Q: Why is my girlfriend so obsessed with the show? A: She's trying to convince herself that there are people with even more toxic relationships than her own.
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Yahoo
‘Common sense adjustment': Portland leaders unanimously approve noise code impacting musicians
PORTLAND, Ore. () — Just as summer concert season ramps up, a to make Portland's noise ordinance more fair and concise has been approved. Portland City Council approved an emergency ordinance to consolidate local noise enforcement on Wednesday. The city previously had two noise-related codes. Portland native, former UO student joins cast of 'Love Island USA' While Title 18 based enforcement on factors like sound levels, location and time of day, Title 14A.30.010 simply establishes that it is illegal to 'make any excessive, unreasonable, or unusually loud sound which disturbs the peace and quiet of any neighborhood or which injures or endangers the comfort, repose, health, peace, or safety of any person.' Local music advocates have argued that the latter code should be repealed due to its failure to include more objective guidance. When District 1 Councilor Jamie Dunphy in April, the Community and Public Safety Committee unanimously voted to refer it to city council with a recommendation to approve it. At Wednesday's meeting, Dunphy asserted the proposal is a 'common sense adjustment' on regulations that have disproportionately impacted some members of the community. 'A clearer, more direct system will increase community belief in our noise control's ability to do a good job,' Evan Hoffer, a music and arts policy advisor to Dunphy, added. 'We started this five years ago, trying to figure out what was causing Black-owned music businesses to close — and we found evidence that this was part of why.' Portland's Noise Review Board has also discussed the proposal over the past five years, according to Chair Mary Sipe. She said the group has unanimously voted to support the amended code as well. Oswego Lake closing for Fourth of July weekend after legal battle for public access MusicPortland Executive Director Meara McLaughlin told councilors that the Rose City's music scene is one of its 'greatest cultural and economic assets,' but it has been stifled by conflicting enforcement and permitting systems. 'Portland has the talent,' McLaughlin said. 'We have the venue, we have the legacy. What we need now is leadership — leadership that sees music not as a problem to contain, but as an asset to grow.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
