Got “Love Island USA” Withdrawal? These Podcasts – Featuring Leah, Rob and More! – Are the Cure

Hear from the season's winners and all the fan favorites as they spill the tea on season 6 dumpings, recouplings and, of course, Casa Amor

The lights have been off at the Love Island USA villa for almost a week, and you're not alone if you're feeling some major withdrawals.

In the days since the finale aired on July 21, revealing fan-favorites Serena Page and Kordell Beckham as the season 6 winners, many of the show's stars have stopped by podcasts like Call Her Daddy and The Viall Files to reflect on their time in Fiji – and spill some tea on life after the villa.

Rob Rausch was among the first stars to speak out, as he apparently flew directly from the villa to L.A. to sit down with Alex Cooper and debrief his chaotic tenure on the show prior to his July 19 elimination. On the July 24 episode of Call Her Daddy, Rob talked his decision to bring Daniela back from Casa Amor (and the role Aaron Evans played), his thoughts on Andrea's social media activity and his real feelings about Leah. (Is she the one that got away?)

Kaylor Martin was also quick to spill some tea, as she joined Nick Viall and Natalie Joy on The Viall Files on July 24 and shared her fears about navigating her relationship with Aaron outside the villa after his behavior in Casa Amor.

Fan favorite Leah Kateb also shared her side of the story on Call Her Daddy days after Rob's episode dropped, and she got emotional as she recalled her relationship with him in the early days of the season. She also opened up about how Miguel, who she ended the season coupled up with, completely "changed" her experience in the villa.

On a joint episode of Chicks in the Office, Serena, Kordell, JaNa Craig and Kenny Rodriguez also reflected on their time in the villa – and Kordell's famous older brother's surprise appearance.

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On Call Her Daddy, Rob described himself as "a toxic gaslighter, but I'm hot enough that it doesn't matter," and revealed that he's "looking for a girlfriend that I would marry. I'm dating to marry at this point. And that's why I'm not wasting anyone's time.”

Though his apparent desire to settle down wasn't exactly on display in the villa – he was coupled up with Leah before leaving her for Andrea Carmona, then Cassidy Laudano, Daniela Ortiz Rivera and finally, Kassy Castillo – he reflected on his relationships during the episode, as he said Leah understood his humor right away, which he loved, while he stayed largely in the "honeymoon stage" with Andrea, who was dumped just two days after they coupled up.

Her behavior since her exit from the villa – namely posting on social media about the show and about Rob – has extinguished that interest on his side, though. "I think, once again, it's probably better if we just kind of keep our distance for now. A lot has happened and she's been posting a lot."

As for his thoughts on the public's love of him and Leah together, despite her being happily coupled up with Miguel, Rob blamed "all the f---ing edits" fans have made of them "looking at each other."

"I mean, we care. It's not built on nothing. Like, we care for each other for sure. I feel that she cares for me and I care for her. But yeah, after everything... I think it would be really, really hard."

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Rob also revealed the role Aaron played in him bringing Daniela back from Casa Amor, as he confirmed that Aaron asked him to bring her. "He did, but then after that, right, like immediately after that he was like, 'Terrible idea, don't bring her back.'"

Aaron said that Daniela handled his conversation with her with "such grace" and was "so kind" that he thought his friend would hit it off with her, but after suggesting that, he realized the chaos that would ensue.

"Maybe 10 minutes after that conversation, he was like, 'Please forget everything I just said. That's an awful idea. I'm going back to Kaylor. And I really like Kaylor. That's just  — don't bring her back at all unless you really want to.'"

Kaylor has also shared her thoughts on Aaron's moves in Casa Amor with Daniela, as she admitted on The Viall Files that she found the Australian's feigned forgetfulness a "lousy excuse" for his behavior.

"I feel like I gave him the chance to spill all to me. I said, Aaron, please. He's like, well, I don't remember. I'm like, well, I need you to remember," she said, adding that she know she's "missing some things" about how he acted.

"You can't say you don't remember just because it's not important to you because it's not your feelings getting hurt. I think that you're just allowing yourself to forget because you don't wanna acknowledge that you f---ed up. So to me, 'I forget' is like the most piss poor excuse I've ever heard."

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The 22-year-old also said that she's "really scared of getting hurt" but feels a "need to experience" things with Aaron.

"It would be very easy for me to be like, ‘OK, Aaron, we’re done. I don’t want to talk to you.’ But I just know that there is something there. If it blows up in my face, it does, and I’ll learn from it," she said, noting that it's "definitely a huge, huge risk that [she's] taking" with the 29-year-old.

On Chicks in the Office, JaNa Craig defended Aaron, calling him "such a genuine guy" as she said, "I hate that he had a bad light on him because Kaylor got to test the relationship with Connor. Aaron never got to test the relationship so his Casa Amor was his test. Maybe he went a little overboard, got too excited, I wasn't at Casa so I don't know really how it all went down... But for the most part, I would have morning talks with Aaron and he genuinely cared about her, he genuinely felt really hurt that he went about it that way."

Leah's Call Her Daddy episode saw her dive into all the lore surrounding her and Rob, and she said she "can understand" why people rooted for them to be together.

"It felt like we were like twins. It felt like we were each other's puzzle piece. There were so many moments where I was like, oh my God, like, they put him in here for me," she said. "I get it. I understand because even...everyone in the villa was like, you and Rob are f---ing adorable. Everyone loved us."

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Now, she said he's a "great person" and she has "such a good time with him, but I think we are good as friends. Just friends."

For a while there, though, things were raw between them after he told her he wasn't sexually attracted to her. "I've never felt that embarrassed in my life. I felt like so unwanted, so gross," she recalled of her reaction to the dramatic conversation. "Every bad thing I've thought about myself was confirmed in that moment."

"It's so bad to hear that as a woman, especially me, myself, cause I feel like it's taken me a while to get to a place where like – I'm not even there yet where I'm like, oh, I feel good like about myself of like how I look, cause I'm very critical about myself and I think that it just took me back – I don't know, I think it put me in a very bad head space," she admitted as she teared up.

Thankfully, Leah found an even stronger connection with Miguel Hariachi, who she said "changed my experience" in the villa. "I actually owe him so, so, so much, like more than I could put into words."

"He is probably one of my favorite people that I've ever met. I think that him coming into the villa was a game-changer," she continued. "Even if he came in and he was just my friend, like, I would've been happy just because of how amazing he is. I think that I have to credit him for a big part of myself in the villa. He – it was night and day the way I acted."

"I think he brings out the best in me and...I feel like I bring out the best in him and I think he is just like, honestly the wisest, most amazing person you'll ever meet."

She also confirmed that they still have not made things official between them, but they are focused on enjoying their time together. "I love our relationship because we don't put pressure on it. It's very organic, which is what we both like. I'm excited to be out in the real [world]."

The season's winners also appeared on the July 22 episode of Chicks in the Office right after filming the finale, and Serena said it "definitely hasn't hit [her] yet" that she and Kordell were crowned the winners. "I couldn't have asked for anybody better to do it with. It takes a very special person to put up with me."

Reflecting on their relationship's early days, Serena said she had a "very hard shell" but Kordell "cracked it."

"I just love that he didn't give up," she said.

Although there were some bumps in the road — particularly after Casa Amor when he returned with Daia McGhee while Serena remained loyal to him — Serena said she knew he was sorry and that's "the only reason we're here right now."

"If he was playing, I would've been like no, send me home right now. Because I already was like, no, I'm not gonna take him back," she said.

"I know I f---ed up, I know what I did and I could've done things better," Kordell added. "I can't change it but all I can do is admit that I was wrong in the situation and go on about fixing it."

Kordell also touched on his older brother Odell Beckham Jr.'s appearance on the show, as he said it was the "weirdest s---" to find out how many people were talking to the NFL star about him, "cause it's always been people coming up to me talking about him."

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