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

Cierra Ortega, whose recent dramatic exit from the popular reality series “Love Island USA” caused a stir, has broken her silence.

For the second time this season, a female contestant was removed from the Villa. Find out why Cierra left ‘Love Island USA.’

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Cierra Ortega is opening up about her exit from the villa on “Love Island USA.” Ortega was removed from the villa on the July 6 episode of the show, which came just a week before the July 13 finale. Her removal came in the wake of viewers digging up social media posts with racial slurs.

"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.

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"I take accountability for using the word, but I do want it to be known that I genuinely had no idea that it was a slur," the Season 7 star says

Former Love Island contestant Cierra Ortega has said ICE have been called on her family in the wake of a racism row that got her kicked off the show. Ortega was ejected from the July 6 episode for what the narrator called “personal reasons.

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