Love Island USA season eight star Kenzie Annis has fired again at rumors that she helps Donald Trump.
Speculation in regards to the 24-year-old Georgia nursing faculty graduate’s political beliefs has swirled for months after footage surfaced on-line that appeared to present Annis standing in entrance of Trump flags after she was cast in the Peacock dating show.
Annis responded to the rumors in an expletive-filled rant throughout an Instagram livestream Thursday, saying: “That’s so funny ‘cause I’m not a Trump supporter, so you guys can f*** the f*** off.”
“Just because I’m blonde and white doesn’t mean I’m a f***ing Trump supporter. What the hell?” she stated.
Annis joined the wildly popular season of Love Island USA on the primary day, and was dumped from the villa by America’s vote simply days earlier than the finale.
She left the present together with her ultimate connection, Dylan Wrona, after beforehand being coupled up with Zach Georgiou, Corbin Mims and Caleb McDaniel.
Since leaving the present, Annis and Wrona have made their relationship official.
Wrona, 24, wrote in an Instagram put up Friday: “Getting to know you in the villa was unforgettable, but falling for you in the real world was all too easy. It didn’t take me long to realize there was no other way — I had to make you my girlfriend! And what better place to do it than on the top of NYC.”
“I’m so excited for all the memories we are going to make,” he added.
Before Wrona entered the season as a Casa Amor bombshell, Annis was known on the show for her sex positivity in addition to her tendency to drop into the splits.
Toward the top of the season, Annis confronted backlash because the contestant who had explored probably the most connections all through the season, which she addressed on Alex Cooper’s podcast Call Her Daddy.
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“I don’t know why the girls were holding me to a different standard,” Annis stated on the podcast earlier this month. “Especially after getting out, it does feel, like, sexist almost, because I’m not a male and it’s like I can’t move like them maybe.”
She continued that she “didn’t feel that supported at that time,” and that the criticism doubtless affected her friendships “a little bit” on the present.
“But we did get over it and we talked about it. But yeah, it definitely hurt,” she stated, persevering with: “I was feeling like I wasn’t allowed to talk to two people at once. It just made no sense in my mind. I’m like, ‘Where are we right now?’ I’m very confused and feeling like I was just getting s*** on over and over for exploring when no one was closed off.”
Annis is subsequent set to seem on the Love Island USA season eight reunion, which airs August 31 on Peacock.
