Nic and Olandria, Iris and Pepe, Huda and Chris, and Amaya and Bryan made it to the "Love Island USA" finale. The winning couple was revealed July 13.

After a dramatic six weeks of “Love Island USA” that generated constant headlines and social media controversy, the seventh season wrapped up on Sunday night with a lukewarm outlook on love.

On the July 6 episode of “Love Island USA,” Ortega exited the villa “for personal reasons” after her past slurs were exposed on social media.

Fans of Love Island USA are all saying the same thing, as the finale of Season 7 aired on July 13 on Peacock. The latest installment of Love Island USA has been quite the bumpy ride, from the hook-ups and break-ups,

While the season itself may be over, a reunion for all season seven islanders will take place August 25 at 9 p.m. ET on Peacock. Madix and Bravo executive Andy Cohen will host. All episodes of Love Island USA season seven are available to stream on Peacock.

During the Sunday, July 6, episode of “Love Island USA,” narrator Iain Stirling announced that Cierra Ortega had left the show due to a “personal situation.” Prior to her shocking exit, many fans called for Ortega’s removal after discovering that she used a slur for Chinese people in several social media posts.

In this op-ed, writer Kaila Yu, the author of Fetishized: A Reckoning with Yellow Fever, Feminism, and Beauty, argues that Love Island USA season 7’s apparent removal of Cierra Ortega due to her past usage of an anti-Asian slur is exposing how much of the general public is still dismissive of anti-Asian hate.

Pop culture expert Daryn Carp joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Dwyane Wade to run through the three biggest parts of pop culture right now, including Season 7 of the reality series “Love Island USA,