Razvan and Landon’s “Hunt for Love” Exits: Everything We Know — and Why Fans Are Fighting About It

The biggest mystery of 90 Day: Hunt for Love Season 2 is not who finds love — it is who gets to stay. When the season premiered on October 5, Razvan Ciocoi showed up front and center in the first episode, soaking up more screen time than almost anyone. And the entire fandom said the same thing at once: wait, was he not supposed to be fired? According to reports that resurfaced this week, both Razvan and newcomer Landon were removed from filming after allegedly using racial slurs — and TLC has never said a word about it.

What the Reports Actually Say

Here is the timeline, as far as it is publicly known. Back on June 2–3, 2026, 90 Day blogger Shabooty (@shabootydotcom) alleged that production had sent Razvan home early from filming in Puerto Rico, claiming he directed a racial slur at fellow cast member Jamal Menzies. According to the same reports, a newcomer named Landon was also removed — allegedly for repeatedly using the N-word — after producers investigated and other cast members reportedly did not want him around. Outlets including Complex, CinemaBlend, and Primetimer have carried the story. But the key word is still reportedly: TLC has issued no official statement, and neither Razvan nor Jamal has publicly addressed the allegations.

Razvan Ciocoi and Jamal Menzies. Photo: scareranq.club

The Clues Fans Keep Picking Apart

What makes this story so hard to shake is how it collided with the season rollout. Razvan was left out of TLC’s official cast promos, which seemed to confirm the rumors — but then he appeared in the season trailer, and then all over the premiere. One Reddit thread summed up the confusion with a question that is still going around: “I thought they were editing Razvan out after fighting with Jamal and making a racist comment?” Add in the fact that Razvan’s ex Amanda Wilhelm reacted to Shabooty’s original post with teapot emojis — and that Razvan has kept posting on social media without acknowledging any of it — and you have a fandom reading every frame like evidence.

Razvan Ciocoi. Photo: ScreenRant

Fans Are Split Down the Middle

The fan reaction has split into two loud camps. Camp One says if the reports are true, production did exactly the right thing: a zero-tolerance approach protects the cast, and sending someone home mid-filming sends the message that this franchise will not platform that behavior. Camp Two says hold on — none of this has been confirmed, the sourcing traces back to one blogger, and treating unproven allegations as fact is its own kind of unfair. The most common sentiment sitting between the camps? Frustration at TLC’s silence. If two cast members were removed for cause, fans argue, the network owes viewers something more than radio silence and a confusing edit.

TLC’s Track Record — and What Happens Next

This is not uncharted territory for the franchise. TLC has previously confirmed the removal of cast members over racist language, including Lisa Hamme and Alina Kozhevnikova — both cases the network addressed directly. That contrast is exactly why this story keeps burning: those exits came with statements, while Razvan’s and Landon’s came with none. As for who could fill the gap on screen, that is pure speculation for now — Landon, in particular, remains a near-total mystery, with almost no public information about him available.

For now, all anyone can do is watch how the edit treats Razvan in the coming episodes. If he quietly vanishes from the season without explanation, the internet will have its answer — just not an official one.

Razvan Ciocoi in confessional. Photo: Reality Tea

Your turn: if the allegations are true, did TLC handle it right by removing them quietly — or should the network address it on camera? And does Razvan’s silence tell you anything? Drop your take in the comments.