The ‘Love Is Blind’ Reunion Was One Big WTF Moment
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Co-host Nick Lachey said the reunion would be full of surprises — but they were all the wrong ones.
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After a disastrous season of pod ghosting, dramatic breakups and zero “I do’s” at the altar, you would think that “Love Is Blind” would go above and beyond to ensure Season 9’s reunion was a bit more bearable than the couples we torturously watched crash and burn in the show’s most underwhelming installment yet.
But, sadly, no. Wednesday’s Denver cast reunion was just as much, if not even more, of a trainwreck than this entire season — at least when it came to giving fans the updates they actually tuned in for.
As many know by now, none of the final couples on this season of “Love Is Blind” ended up tying the knot (some didn’t even make it down the aisle), a historic first for the series.
Rather than sharing happy post-show updates about the pairs that endured the dreadful dating experiment, reunion hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey instead took a trip down memory lane, rehashing some of the season’s most unnerving moments, but with “little jaw-dropping revelations” that the former promised.
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