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India Love Reveals She Fell Out With Gay Best Friend Because They ‘Won’t Go to Heaven’

During a recent stream, she admitted that she wants him “to stop being gay so bad.”

India Westbrooks aka India Love at Born x Raised 11th Annual Sadie Hawkins Winter Formal by Vans at Union Station on November 25, 2025 in Los Angeles, California.
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Key Takeaways

  • India Love said she wants her gay best friend to “stop being gay” because she believes, based on her reading of the Bible, that he otherwise won’t get into heaven.
  • Love recalled that they stopped speaking before reconnecting, and she credited God with bringing them back together.
  • Ash Kaash joined critics of Love’s comments, writing, “You can’t bully somebody into heaven, especially when you don’t even know if you’re on the guest list.”

India Love is facing criticism after she admitted that she fell out with a best friend after she feared he wouldn’t get into heaven because he was gay.

In a video circulating on social media, which came from a recent stream, Love recalled falling out with her gay best friend and “stopped talking for a few months,” but God brought them back together. “I want him to stop being gay so bad,” she said. “Because I feel you can’t… There is so many people I see on TikTok that used to be a former [homosexual]... and now they’re married with kids. I feel like that’s supposed to happen. I want him to go to heaven.”

“But, it's serious, especially with people that I love,” she said. “It's according to the Bible, this is what it's gonna be… And like, I don't mean to be like, touchy on the subject, but like, I want my friends [and] my people to understand what it is.”

India Love, who previously claimed that she doesn’t defecate and simply “throws it up” instead, has understandably sparked criticism with her comments. Among the critics is Ash Kaash, who wrote, “You can’t bully somebody into heaven, especially when you don’t even know if you’re on the guest list.”

India Love is no stranger to facing criticism online, and just recently she alleged that she’s a target of hate-farming. “Like, I wanna be free to just say and be, and I don't wanna worry about the clicks, but I was informed by someone that people are someone or some people are paying people to hate-farm me on the internet,” she alleged. “You not gonna get me bitch.”

Check out some of the other reactions to India Love’s comments below.

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