They continued, "The threats. The cruel messages. The attacks on her family, her friends, even her supporters, it's heartbreaking. It's uncalled for. And no one deserves that kind of hate, no matter what mistake they've made.”

And while they noted Cierra was not home yet and hadn’t had the chance to address the posts, they added they “believe she'll face this with honesty, growth, and grace.”

“While she'll always be our little girl, she's also a woman, one who will take responsibility in her own time and her own voice,” the statement concluded. “Until then, we're simply asking for compassion. For patience. For basic human decency. Not just for her, but for everyone caught in the middle of this.”

Following the episode, Cierra’s fellow season seven Islander Belle-A Walker spoke out.

“As a proud Asian American woman, I'm deeply appreciative of the Love Island USA producers for taking a stand and making it clear that racism of any kind is not tolerated,” she wrote on her Instagram Story. “Asian hate is oftentimes overlooked and dismissed. But being a first-generation American, I have personally witnessed and experienced how real and hurtful comments like these are. It is my hope that this situation can help shed light on how big of an issue anti-Asian hate actually is.”

And while Belle-A noted that she personally had made the decision to unfollow Cierra on social media, she added, “I do not condone bigotry or racism of any kind. But I also don't condone hate either. Please think twice before leaving unkind comments to or about this person.”

For more on the cast of Love Island USA season seven, keep reading.