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Girls Trip to Brisborne: Tuesday, June 30th, 2026

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Story 5: Tierra Davis's 2018 Restraining Order

At 47:43 · chapter starts 46:19

Claudia reads the TMZ report in full: in 2018, 16-year-old Shayla Woodard filed a restraining order against then-17-year-old Tierra Davis, claiming Davis threatened to shoot her after a physical assault rooted in jealousy over a shared ex-boyfriend. A temporary restraining order was granted, but the case was later dismissed. The hosts note a critical distinction from typical Love Island social media controversy: private Snapchat messages or disappearing stories could never be found by production, but a court filing absolutely would show up in a background check. They conclude the show knew and cast her anyway — which, Jackie points out, makes sense, because Love Island wants someone who will 'fight for their man.' The segment slides into a broader discussion of Parmida's N-word DM and the expectation that she'll be removed from the villa.

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