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Google PlayNetflix made a surprising announcement earlier this week; it is hosting its first-ever live reunion special for the fourth season of its hit reality series Love Is Blind.
The reality dating show has risen in popularity since its first season, with viewers taking to social media to discuss the ongoing drama that takes place as the episodes drop. The streaming service puts groups of singles to the test to see if they can make a romantic connection without the usual superficial aspects of dating and instead focusing on compatibility, with marriage as the end goal.
Each group of men and women, all ranging from their 20s to their 30s, go through a round of dates inside individual pods where they can only hear the other person’s voice but never see what they look like before the guy makes the decision to propose.
This season, viewers saw five couples—Micah and Paul; Brett and Tiffany; Chelsea and Kwame; Jackelina (Jackie) and Marshall; and Zack and Irina—fall in love and get engaged before ever seeing each other. As the episodes unfolded in Season 4, the drama ensued. For starters, Zack and Irina called it quits before their Cancun getaway came to an end. Zack then rekindled his relationship with Bliss, whom he broke up with in the pods before his engagement to Irina.
There’s also Kwame, who can’t seem to get over what could’ve been with Micah and doesn’t shy away from spending time with her any chance he gets. And then there’s Jackie and Marshall, whose storyline has been the topic of conversation on TikTok. Does Jackie really deserve a good guy like Marshall? The answer to that question remains up in the air until the season finale when the couples will walk down the aisle. To be fair, there are decent pairings this season, like Brett and Tiffany. They both seem to be on the same page about what they want in a life partner.
Love Is Blind is one of those shows that some viewers might be reluctant to dive into, but then find it difficult to resist after they hit play. Before Netflix airs the live reunion special on April 16, we broke down this season’s couples’ drama and ranked them from worst to best. Take a look below.
