The highly anticipated reunion special for Season 9 of the reality series ‘Love Is Blind’ is scheduled to air on October 29, giving viewers their first full look at how the experiment ultimately fared for its participants.
Filmed in Denver, Colorado, and following the show’s familiar format of singles forming connections and engagements in “pods,” the latest season introduced 32 hopefuls from a range of professional backgrounds and age groups.
Despite the familiar setup, Season 9 has diverged sharply from past seasons in one notable way: according to insider reports, none of the final three engaged couples will tie the knot. Reports suggest:
- For the pair Megan Walerius & Jordan Keltner, they reportedly break up before even reaching the altar.
- For Ali Lima & Anton Yarosh, Ali reportedly declines the marriage despite Anton being ready to say “yes.”
- For Kalybriah Haskin & Edmond Harvey, they reportedly make it to the altar but Kalybriah says no.
Earlier in the season, the rate of breakups was unusually high. Notably, Joe Ferrucci & Madison Maidenberg ended their engagement before the finale, and another couple, Nick Amato & Annie Lancaster, also called off their engagement early amid a dramatic showdown.
As the October 29 reunion approaches, anticipation is high for what will be revealed: Will any of the couples be together despite not marrying? How will the participants reflect on the experiment now that the cameras have stopped rolling? The hosts, Nick Lachey and Vanessa Lachey, will steer the conversation, addressing unresolved questions and raw emotions.
For fans, this season has become less about the fairy-tale “I do” moment and more about the realistic aftermath of expedited relationships under high pressure. The reunion is shaping up to offer a candid conclusion, whether it’s a celebration, a breakup clinic, or a little bit of both.