Huda Mustafa has publicly apologized to Olandria Carthen after a livestream incident where a caller used a racial slur directed at Olandria and Huda was seen laughing in reaction.

What Happened

  • During an October 2025 livestream with Louis Russell, a caller used the N‑word, reportedly aimed at Olandria, while Huda and Louis appeared startled and then laughed before ending the call.
  • Clips of the moment circulated online, and many viewers criticized Huda for laughing instead of immediately condemning the slur.

What Huda Said About Olandria

  • In her Instagram Stories, Huda said she has “immense/completely respect” for Olandria and called it “disheartening” that anyone, especially someone who sounded like a young person, would think using that word is acceptable.
  • She directly addressed Olandria, saying it had become clear the comment was targeted at her and that she apologized for her “immediate reaction” on the livestream.
  • Huda explained that her laugh was, in her words, a “nervous, uncomfortable reaction” from being caught off guard and not because she found the slur or situation funny, adding that she now recognizes it was inappropriate.

Her Stance on the Slur and Racism

  • Huda stated that she does not “condone or tolerate” anyone using such language and urged the caller to reflect on the harm their words caused.
  • She emphasized that the word carries serious historical weight and that its use highlights ignorance about its impact.

What She Said She’d Do Next

  • Huda said she wanted to turn the backlash into “something actionable,” promising to make a donation to civil rights and Black empowerment organizations such as the NAACP and encouraging others to donate as well.

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