Alannah Keyser Responds After Kayda Bosse Calls Her a “Weird B****”: “You Should Be Lifting Girls Up”

Alannah Keyser is speaking out about comments from Kayda Bosse, another Love Island USA Season 8 cast member, who recently referred to Keyser as a “weird b****” for kissing Zach Georgiou and his brother, Charlie, during her brief Casa Amor tenure.

In her TikTok video, Keyser admits that she thought a lot before deciding to respond to any questions about her exit from the show. “Hey, everybody. I’ve been debating all day if I should make a video about this, and I feel like I want to shed light on a situation that made me feel really uncomfortable, belittled, and kind of just put down,” she says.

At the very beginning of the video, Keyser mentions her departure from the show and the reasons behind it. She was removed in June 2026 after it became known that she used a racial slur in a song in the past. Alannah left the villa prior to the recoupling.

“Before I address anything that was said about me, I feel like I should. I feel like I should also address my actions before anything,” Keyser said. “And I do want to begin by saying I’m sorry again for the harmful word that I used in my past and the way that I went about it post-villa. There’s honestly just no excuse for it, and I’m truly sorry again.”

Then, Keyser adds that she hasn’t bothered the couple at all since the season ended. “Aside from that, I do want to address some things, some. Some things that were said about me that were really hurtful, and I’m kind of confused by them because I’ve done nothing but stay in my lane and let them be happy,” she says.

Moreover, Alannah Keyser adds that the criticism is only on top of the backlash she receives from the Internet since she left the show. “Um, I was called icky, I was called a weirdo, a b****. Like, I’m getting hate every day,” Keyser says.

Directly addressing Kayda Bosse, Keyser complains about the timing of the comments when she is processing her own mistakes. “And like, now Kata is coming on here and you’re saying all these things about me, and, like, I don’t know, it’s just like, it just sucks because I’m already reflecting on the things that I’ve done and my mistakes, and you’re kind of just, like, using this big platform that you have, and I feel like it is now your responsibility to do the opposite, actually,” she says.

According to Keyser, you should always try to lift others up instead of putting them down. “You should be lifting girls up. You should be lifting everybody up! So I don’t get why you want to go on a podcast and tear me down and, you know, make some comments that are really unnecessary,” she says.

Keyser asks her viewers not to send any hate to her rival.

“Also, I do want to preface by saying I’m not encouraging this hate train towards Kata. Honestly, I don’t know her like that. I hope that she’s doing okay. And, like, I don’t want anybody to spread hate, period,” she adds.

Finally, Keyser connects her message to Suicide Prevention Month, which takes place in September. “I just think that, you know, it’s Suicide Prevention Month. This is a time where we should, you know, make sure that everyone around us is doing okay. You know, loved ones and people on the internet that you don’t know what they’re going through. And in real life, you know, like, we are all people, and I feel like a lot of us seem to forget that sometimes,” she says.

Keyser finishes her message by asking viewers to care about each other. “Anyways, I just wanna end this video by saying, um, hope you guys are all good. Hope that you can check on your loved ones this month and maybe even every month, you know, uh, every day is a new day to spread love. And I think that something that’s more powerful than hate is love, and we should spread it. So, yeah,” she concludes.

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