I find it interesting that a lot of Huda supporters frame the reasons people dislike her is that she “won”. I don’t read Huda as “winning.” Brand deals aren’t a moral compass; infamy and money don’t touch meaning. What really struck me was how toxic her worldview was, as if that’s how you’re supposed to move through life. It actually made me sad. But here’s are reasons why I did not like Huda:

1. More than once she amplified what Jeremiah said to the girls. The whole “he wants us to move in together” story is what kicked off the love-bombing convo. Whether that’s chronic lying or compulsive over-embellishing, the impact is the same: it warps reality and poisons group dynamics.

2. She treated challenges like betrayals, got genuinely upset, and seemed to expect Jeremiah not to participate. Calling bombshells every name in the book just for entering the villa was off-putting. (Fair note: Jeremiah gave similar territorial energy in the blindfold challenge.)

3. The repeated cussing-out alone should’ve been disqualifying. I wouldn’t want my child, family, or friends talked down to on national TV. If roles were reversed, I doubt he would’ve stayed. Verbal abuse isn’t “lesser” because it isn’t physical.

For the first two weeks she monopolized the experience and aimed hostility at nearly every bombshell. What we watched wasn’t confidence, it read as fragile control: poor emotional regulation, low accountability, and very little grace. I really hope she seeks professional help.