Netflix's dating experiment, from the producers of Married at First Sight, follows people who date and get engaged without ever seeing each other, and then decide if they'd actually like to get married.
Asked about Love is Blind’s terrible track record with body diversity, co-host Vanessa Lachey decided to blame people that the show has rarely cast and then, when it did, edited them out.
A Love is Blind contestant sued Netflix and the show’s producers. His claims could upend the reality TV industry, which does not treat cast members like employees.
Love is Blind wants to be an experiment. But season two of the Netflix show demonstrates that it’s just more of the same.
Netflix has renewed two of its biggest reality shows, and ordered a brand-new show starring Marie Kondo.
Love is Blind has undeniably permeated pop culture. But why this show, and why now? And how do we know that it’s a hit?
Are Love is Blind’s married couple still together? How did the pod dating work? Why is everyone so attractive? An interview with the Netflix show’s creator, Chris Coelen from Kinetic Content.
Love is Blind is a new Netflix dating series that starts with fascinating interactions similar to The Circle, but then becomes a more cautionary tale.