‘Love Island’ Star Huda Mustafa
I ‘Got A Text’ From NBC …
To Break Down Tush Push On TV!!!
Published September 5, 2025 7:43 AM PDT
A new bombshell has entered the NFL universe — “Love Island: USA” star Huda Mustafa made a surprise appearance during the league’s season-opening broadcast on Thursday … getting her name called to break down the Eagles’ famous “Tush Push.”
NBC enlisted Huda for a segment on the subject prior to Philadelphia’s matchup with the Dallas Cowboys … going into detail on how it was almost banned this offseason before mocking those who complained about it.
NFL tush push commercial with Huda from Love Island 💀 pic.twitter.com/wS3vASfjgg
— LakeShowYo (@LakeShowYo) September 4, 2025
@LakeShowYo
She made a reference to one of her viral moments from the dating show in the process … saying she’s “no football expert, only a mami.”
“But I know a good tush when I see one,” she added.
In case you forgot … the play Philadelphia has mastered was almost forbidden this offseason — it was two team votes from being barred.
While a small group of people did not care for her appearance, others loved the shine she was getting on the NFL’s opening night.
The tush push made a couple of appearances last night … and it wasn’t just the offense getting in on the fun, as the Eagles defense used it as a celebration after forcing a fumble.
The #Eagles defense did a tush-push celebration after forcing a fumble.
Well done 😂 pic.twitter.com/3oEGtQ1a1o
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) September 5, 2025
@MySportsUpdate
But seems like if the NFL needs a tush push expert this season … Huda is more than ready to lend a hand!!
Get that NFL money, mamacita.
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