Love Is Blind Teases Post-Pods Love Triangle in New Season 6 Trailer — Who’s Having Second Thoughts?
UPDATE: Netflix has unveiled a new trailer for Love Is Blind Season 6, which is decidedly less awkward than the streamer’s previous sneak peek.
In fact, this latest preview teases major drama ahead with a potential love triangle occurring after the newly engaged couples have left the pods. So, who’s having second thoughts about their fiancè? Watch the above video and make your best guesses.
Well, that was awkward.
This is, of course, referring to an odd exchange in the trailer for Season 6 of Netflix’s hit dating show Love Is Blind, which was released on Tuesday.
The sneak peek below hinted at more complicated love matches — “We are falling for the same person” — as well as what is quite possibly the show’s cringiest moment yet.
“How many followers on Instagram do you have?” a contestant asked while getting to know his date in the sneak peek.
We’re not sure if it’s editing magic or the woman really walked out after that, but we don’t blame her one bit for the Annalise Keating grab-my-purse-and-exit-post-haste response as was implied in the trailer.
Press PLAY on the below video to see for yourself.
The upcoming season, hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey and set in Charlotte, N.C., will see a new group of singles hit the pods in the hopes of falling in love. After getting engaged without first meeting, the newly committed couples will then move in together and, over the course of several weeks, plan their wedding and decide if their physical connection matches their emotional bond forged in the pods.
When their wedding day arrives, viewers will find out if real-world realities and external factors push the remaining pairings apart, or they end up marrying the person they fell blindly in love with.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the first six (!!!) episodes of the 12-episode season will arrive on Wednesday, Feb. 14; followed by Episodes 7-9 on Feb. 21; Episodes 10-11 on Feb. 28; and Episode 12, the finale, on March 6.
I am a (reluctant) watcher, but these last couple seasons have been terrible. Everyone on it is looking for insta followers. Maybe they should only cast folks over 30.. who are actually looking to settle down.
Be careful what you ask for. The next thing you will get is this show’s version of the Golden edition of Love is Blind, with 60- and 70-year olds in the pods and at least one creepy “playa” looking for a rich wife.
Soo… Netflix has basically given up on trying to preserve any suspense by showing who actually gets engaged? Huh.
Thank you! I was just thinking the same thing watching that.