“Love Island USA” star Kenzie Annis is making her political position clear after viewers accused her of supporting President Donald Trump. The reality star directly confronted the speculation during a recent TikTok livestream, where she criticized people for apparently making assumptions about her politics based on her appearance. Annis’ fiery response comes shortly after she left the Peacock dating series with Dylan Wrona, who has since officially asked her to be his girlfriend.
Annis did not hold back after noticing a livestream comment labeling her a Trump follower. “That’s so funny ’cause I’m not a Trump supporter,” the 24-year-old said.
She then delivered a blunt message to the people spreading the claim. “You guys can f-ck the f-ck off,” Annis told viewers.
The reality star suggested that the assumption was rooted in stereotypes about her race and appearance rather than anything she had publicly said about the president. “Just ’cause I’m blonde and white doesn’t mean I’m a f-cking Trump supporter,” she added.
Although Annis firmly denied supporting Trump, she did not disclose whether she belongs to another political party or identify a candidate she does support.
Dylan Wrona Made Their Relationship Official
Annis’ political clarification arrives amid a happier development in her personal life. She recently exited Season 8 of “Love Island USA” with fellow contestant Dylan Wrona, also 24. The pair continued exploring their relationship outside the villa before Wrona officially asked Annis to become his girlfriend.
The Los Angeles-based model celebrated the milestone in an Instagram post featuring photos from their time together in New York City. “Getting to know you in the villa was unforgettable, but falling for you in the real world was all too easy,” Wrona wrote.
“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,” he continued, adding three red heart emojis.
Wrona concluded his romantic message by looking ahead to their future as a couple. “I’m so excited for all the memories we are going to make,” he added.
The Reality Star Felt She Was Judged Differently
Before her relationship with Wrona became official, Annis faced criticism over how she navigated multiple connections inside the “Love Island” villa. During a recent appearance on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, Annis questioned why some of the women appeared to judge her differently from the male contestants.
“I don’t know why the girls were holding me to a different standard,” she said. “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.”
The contestant said it was difficult to watch her dating decisions become a source of online debate while the show was airing. “It was hard,” she admitted. “I didn’t feel that supported at that time.”
Annis acknowledged that the experience may have temporarily affected some of the friendships she formed on the show. “[It] probably [did impact my friendships] a little bit. Just when you don’t feel as supported as you want to feel [by] your friends,” she explained. “But we did get over it and we talked about it. But yeah, it definitely hurt.”
Kenzie Annis Says She Is A ‘Relationship Girl’
Annis also revealed that she had been practicing celibacy before joining the “Love Island USA” cast. She explained that her previous sexual experiences had primarily taken place within serious relationships rather than casual encounters. “[My body count] was four [men] for a while and it was only my boyfriends, the guys that I had very seriously talked to,” Annis said.
The reality personality stressed that she prefers having an emotional connection with someone before becoming physically intimate. “I was just like, I like to be a relationship girl,” she explained. “So I stopped because I wasn’t talking to anyone. I wasn’t going to do it. Then I’m like, well, I’m going on Love Island. I’ll just hopefully find my man there.”
Kenzie Annis Defends Exploring Multiple Connections
Annis said she struggled to understand why she was repeatedly criticized for talking to more than one potential partner when nobody involved had agreed to be exclusive.
“I was feeling like I wasn’t allowed to talk to two people at once. It just made no sense in my mind,” she recalled. “I’m like, ‘Where are we right now?’ I’m very confused and feeling like I was just getting s-t on over and over for exploring when no one was closed off.”
Her comments highlighted what she perceived as a double standard inside the villa, where contestants are expected to explore romantic connections before deciding whether to form a committed couple. Despite the criticism surrounding her approach, Annis ultimately left the experience with a relationship that continued away from the cameras.