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now THIS is healthy communication. chris noticing that huda was triggered by the challenge with her past of being a teen mom and doing it all alone and asking what he could fix. a real man. i love them so bad #loveislandusa

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Yoongi.is.better1 year ago

She needs therapy and isn’t ready for any type of relationship she’s going to tire Chris out💀 he can’t keep reassuring her for every little thing

dai1 year ago

are y’all 10? she clearly stated her boundaries in a healthy calm way and he understood it and had no problem with it and likes her even more for it, so where’s the issue?

HARRYS HOUSE1 year ago

The fact that Jeremiah would’ve gave her a silent treatment

its Kahuna🏄🏽‍♂️1 year ago

Healthy communication! Nothing is perfect. I enjoy Huda not pretending to be ok with everything to appear perfect for tv. I also enjoy Chris not avoiding the uncomfortable convos and being willing to see her POV. I’m glad Huda feels like it’s a safe space to be open & vulnerable.

Dr TT1 year ago

At least someone gets it yes

M1 year ago

Ngl Huda has been growing on me. But one thing I’ve noticed all she wants is a man that takes the lead.

Zpain0081 year ago

Pleasseeee her during the yoga class was annoying with the comments in front of everyone.

ladidai (@ladidaix) 💋 see linkinbyeo1 year ago

I wish he was honest with her and told her what she could work on too. That was a missed opportunity 😭😭😭

markeith1 year ago

Let this had been chelley

Noelle Devoe1 year ago

This is not healthy at all. This is Chris avoiding a fight. They are not going to last if Chris can't tell her that her overbearing and controlling attitude is stressing him out.

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