Love Island USA asks viewers to “be kind” when negative comments grow online

Love Island USA Reminds fans to be friendly to the islanders.

In the section Tuesday, June 24 of Love Island USA A new warning message was sent.

The show sent a statement about the ongoing harsh criticism of the show’s competitor and read, “The keyword on Love Island is … Love. We love our fans. We love our islanders, we don’t love cyber bullying, harassment or hatred.”

Another official message shared on X On Tuesday, June 24, “We appreciate the fans, the passion for the series and the fantastic group of islanders who share their summer with us. Please just remember that they are real people – so let’s be kind and spread love!”

The official statement comes after host Ariana Madix spoke out during June 21 Occasion episode.

“Love Island Have the best fans all over the world, “Madix, 40, said.” Passionate – and I love it. There is such a great, fantastic common experience when it comes to watching the show, but I want to say something to some of the people who are online. Do not contact people’s families. Not doxing people. Do not go on the pages of Icelanders and say rude things. ”

She went on to note, “You still have time to remove all this, because the islanders do not have their phones. So we give you a chance. Because this is a fun, amazing, beautiful show, and we should thank each of these islands every day to give ourselves. Be nice. Be nice, or I will find you.”

The Vanderpump rules Alum then beat fun on its personal drama which was broadcast on the Bravo show and called it “hard” to do.

“I’ve made lots of horrible mistakes on TV,” she laughed.

The remarks from Madix and the show’s official statements come a week after the Islander Huda Mustafa’s ex-boyfriend Noah Shine Come on to defend her in the middle of mass online counter -reaction. The former couple shares daughter Arleigh, 4.

Sheline published a message on her Tiktok story Defending Mustafa, 24, June 16. “At the end of the day, I hope everyone remembers that we are human,” he wrote. “She goes to that show to find love, or what you think it was she does, remember that she is still human, she has a daughter and a life.”

“She may not do a good job-idk, I don’t look at the show but I don’t like me to see so much negative S-on my side or even cut it about her,” he added and called the hatred “unhealthy.”

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He then encouraged fans to be aware of Mustafa’s mental health and their daughter’s safety. “It’s not my job to polish her or the people in my comments, but I will say what you do will affect her mental health and my daughter maybe in the future,” he said. “So I’m looking for her in that aspect. Out of respect for our daughter.”

New sections of Love Island USA Air every night except for Wednesdays at Peacock.