Vasana Montgomery, the 25-year-old from Beaverton, Ore. who was cast in "Love Island USA" Season 8 and promptly expelled for using the n-word in social media videos, made a public apology on Wednesday regarding the controversy surrounding her removal from the reality series.
"I want to address a couple videos from my teen years that have recently resurfaced," she wrote on her Instagram story. In her apology statement addressing the incident, Montgomery stated, "There Is No Excuse," acknowledging the inexcusable nature of her past behavior captured in the recordings.
The videos that led to Montgomery's expulsion from "Love Island USA" Season 8 were created during her teen years and featured her using the n-word. These social media videos resurfaced following her casting announcement, prompting immediate action from the show's producers.
Montgomery, a 25-year-old from Beaverton, Ore., was promptly expelled from the dating reality series after the content came to light. Her removal represents a significant casting change for Season 8 of the popular franchise.
The Wednesday public apology issued via Instagram story represents Montgomery's first public statement addressing her expulsion from "Love Island USA" and the resurfaced videos from her past.
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