Love Island USA will be doing things differently moving forward—at least when it comes to the casting process. After Vasana Montgomery was removed from the Villa due to resurfaced videos of her allegedly using racial slurs, Peacock is hoping to step up the vetting process.

According to The Sun, the streamer was left “embarrassed” following Vasana’s removal from the show, and “the general feeling is not great. It is not a good look that this slipped through.”

So, what will they do differently for season 9? Per the source, “There’s only so many ways to vet someone given all the different technologies and social medias that have been in and out over the years,” however “The network is actively looking into ways to better vet contestants that give a more thorough scan of their social media profiles. They are looking into AI options that will help dissect a potential contestant’s entire digital footprint and ensure that these slip-ups do not happen in the future. Precautionary measures are underway and there will be a change, an improvement, to the vetting process next season.”

Love Island USA had to scramble after Vasana’s exit, and fans on Reddit think that Gabriel Vasconcelos was demoted to bombshell because of it. We still don’t know the behind-the-scenes details, but we do know Gabriel came in as a bombshell along with Kayda Bosse, so that much was true!