Finally, The ‘Love Is Blind’ Reunion Had Drama Worth Watching
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From a baby bombshell to an onstage meltdown, the Season 10 reunion special was full of mess — and we loved it.
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Well, another season of “Love Is Blind” is in the books.
Season 10 may have gotten off to a slow, rather boring start, with the infamous dating experiment taking on a new batch of singles looking for love in Ohio. However, by the end, only a few married couples proved the show a “success,” and even fewer actually made it to the much-anticipated reunion — which premiered March 11 — to attest to their still-intact relationships.
For the past few seasons, “Love Is Blind” reunions have been real hit-or-miss when it comes to giving fans the cast updates they really want. Either hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey fail to get answers to viewers’ burning questions, or they don’t grill contestants hard enough about all the drama that goes down during the season. Or, like last season, they promise audiences all the wrong surprises we didn’t ask for (we’re still not over that extremely random NBA player appearance).
Fortunately, Season 10 actually turned up the drama with some genuine surprises that made the reunion worthwhile, from a shocking baby announcement to a rekindled pod connection to an onstage meltdown.
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