Love Is Blind Season 10 is in the books, with only two of the original seven engaged couples saying “I do” (and one of those marriages is reportedly already over). The only thing left is the shouting, which is sure to follow Love Is Blind Season 10 reunuion, which drops on Netflix on Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at 9 p.m. ET.
Here’s everything you need to know before heading back to Ohio.
Love Is Blind Season 10 Reunion Sneak Peek
Chris quickly became one of the biggest villains in the history of Love Is Blind because of the way he broke up with Jessica and his subsequent behavior at the group meet up. For anyone worried that Nick and Vanessa Lachey were going to let him off easy, far not. It appears, based on this sneak peek posted to Netflix’s YouTube page, that Chris’ feet will be held to the fire.
Who Are The Love Is Blind Season 10 Couples?
As noted above, seven couples got engaged in Season 10. I’m going to give a quick rundown of each couple stands heading into the Season 10 reunion on March 11.
Chris and Jessica — BROKE UP IN EPISODE 9
I shared my thoughts right after they broke up and in the following week’s recap. TLDR: Chris is an ALL-TIME Love Is Blind villain and Jessica deserved better.
Connor and Bri — BROKE UP IN EPISODE 11
I also gave my thoughts on this break up, but while I never really saw these two getting married I at least saw them getting to the altar. I also didn’t really Bri’s heel turn coming. Certainly some of her reasons have some validity to them, but overall it felt like she was pretty cruel to Connor. TLDR: It’s for the best they didn’t get married, but Bri did herself no favors with how she broke up with Connor and in another season she would received a lot more criticism.
Devonta and Brittany — BROKE UP IN EPISODE 12
From the beginning it was clear that this couple was not getting married. Frankly, I’m just happy that Brittany didn’t get rejected at the altar. Like Jessica, she really deserved better. Devonta never showed much romantic interest in Brittany, which most people online found pretty incredulous, and that continued in their break up conversation where Brittany kept looking for any sign that they may still have a chance while he pretty firmly shut the door on their future.
Mike and Emma — MIKE SAID NO AT THE ALTAR
Again this feels like the right decision, something even the families seemingly agreed upon despite Emma saying “I do” at the end of Episode 11. There’s really no villains here, and everyone handled this situation like adults. I think Mike was pretty fair in explaining that kids were the sticking point for him and Emma never really made him feel like that was on the table for them as a couple. It feel like they could have hashed this out before making it to the altar, as Emma was fairly consistent throughout that she didn’t really want kids and I agree with Mike that she never definitively moved off that position. However, beyond just wasting each other’s time, no one is at fault here.
Alex and Ashley — ASHLEY SAID NO AT THE ALTAR
Wooo boy, this break up turned into a show. Again, I said all along that there was no way this couple was ever getting married. Alex basically admitted from the moment he saw Ashley that she wasn’t his type and hit on Brittany pretty quickly in Cabo. They also had several fights over the course of the season, notably about the fact that his dating timeline didn’t really add up and his honesty in general (again, not a great sign for Alex when Ashley’s dad said honesty wasn’t his strength). That being said, I didn’t expect Ashley to go scorched earth on Alex at the altar. From calling him a liar to complaining about a lack of intimacy (she even said they were basically roomates not a couple), she made it clear that she was going to get him before he got her. Did her speech match what she was saying before the wedding? Not really. Do I feel bad for Alex? Also not really (he’s really lucky that he was on a season with Chris, otherwise he would be the biggest villain this season). In the end, the takeaway for me will be Ashley’s dad grinning like a cheshire cat knowing his daughter was about to eviserate this dude. No worries though, I’m sure Alex will find a way to relate this to soccer.
Vic and Christine — GOT MARRIED
If Devonta and Brittany and Alex and Ashley were always firm NOs then Vic and Christine were always a firm yes. And they did nothing to disappoint. Unfortunately, given how little drama there was for this couple, as was the case for the entire season, I have relatively little to say about this couple. This was a perfectly pleasant couple who feel like a pretty good match. The producers had to be thankfully knowing they had one guaranteed “I do” in the bank given how the rest of the couples turned out this season. Even if this couple did lead David Dennis Jr. of ESPN to some intriguing theories throughout the season on the excellent Viewer Discretion podcast with Mina Kimes.
Jordan and Amber — GOT MARRIED
This was always the wild card couple. Fair or not, being a single parent and going on this show isn’t easy. We just saw this last season with Sparkle Meg and (different) Jordan. And sure enough, that aspect seemed to be weighing heavy on this couple in the finale. Jordan got to meet Amber’s daughter the day before the wedding, but seemed like it didn’t go exactly the way he wanted. Jordan looked uncomfortable the entire episode (which is understandable given the fact that he said kids were a dealbreaker at the beginning of the season) and everyone clocked it. Amber’s brother even said he would be pleasantly surprised if this couple actually followed through and got married. You’d have to be blind to not see that Jordan didn’t look like a man in the midst of what should have been the happiest day of his life. I really wish this couple hadn’t gotten to the altar, because all of this is going to be scarring for Amber’s daughter, but at the end of the day both said “I do” (even if the minister had to confirm that it was actually what Jordan was saying). There’s already been a ton of discourse about this couple since last week’s finale, including Amber disputing that both intended to say no at the altar, but if reports are true this is just going to be one of those situations where everyone would have been better off if hard conversations had gone down before walking that aisle.
Love Is Blind FAQ
When does the Love Is Blind Season 10 Reunion drop?
The Love Is Blind Season 10 Reunion drops on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, on Netflix at 9 p.m. ET.
How can I watch episodes of Love Is Blind?
Love Is Blind — including all 10 seasons of the U.S. entry as well as various international editions to date — is available to stream on Netflix.
