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After participating in Bama Rush, Izzy Darnell is giving followers a peak into the outcome of the week-long process ...
Although Kylan is still a member of her sorority, Zeta Tau Alpha, Izzy has decided against joining campus Greek life this ...
Izzy Darnell revealed she quit Alabama’s Bama Rush before Bid Day, saying she did not need a sorority and wanted to keep her ...
Nearly four years and more than a million followers later, Darnell has become the face of “Rush Tok,” the nickname for the ...
Izzy Darnell, the younger sister of Kylan Darnell, is speaking out after announcing that she dropped Bama Rush just before ...
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E! Online on MSNWhat’s Next for Alabama Rush TikToker Kylan Darnell After Graduation
Kylan Darnell—the University of Alabama TikToker dubbed "Queen of Sorority Rush"—teased in an exclusive E! News interview how her passion for sports media plays a role in her plans post-graduation.
Speaking exclusively with PEOPLE, Darnell, who rose to fame with her OOTDs and GRWMs during her freshman rush week, reflected ...
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Her Campus on MSNWhy Did Izzy Darnell Drop Out Of Bama Rush? Here’s What She Said
Turns out, Izzy Darnell didn't end up going Zeta like her sister, Kylan Darnell. In fact, she dropped out of rush altogether, ...
TikTok influencer with 1.2M followers takes mental health break from Bama Rush content creation, citing struggles with online ...
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E! News on MSNWhy TikToker Kylan Darnell Stepped Away From Alabama Rush
TikToker Kylan Darnell, the “Queen of Bama Rush,” exclusively explained to E! News why she decided to step back from the ...
Kylan Darnell is a TikTok star known for documenting sorority recruitment, but she decided to step back from posting this ...
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YouTube on MSNKylen Darnell's sister Izzy quit Bama Rush right before bid day: 'It wasn't meant for him,' mom Tonya says
The University of Alabama’s sorority recruitment, known as Bama Rush, has long been a viral sensation, captivating milli ...
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