The pods are shut down, our singles have mingled and five engaged couples have made their way to Mexico to see if they’re truly compatible in the real world after falling in love sight unseen.
I say five couples, but we actually saw six couples get engaged. But Jax and Stew never even got out of the pod quarters before Jax decided Stew wasn’t the man for her, ghosting him and asking production not to give him her contact info.
With that said, we still have five couples still working to find out if love is truly blind heading into our next drop. Here’s when to watch the next episodes of Love Is Blind Season 11:
When Are New Episodes of Love Is Blind Coming Out on Netflix?
Love Is Blind Season 11 returns with episodes 6-8 on Wednesday, October 21, at 3 a.m. ET/12 a.m. PT.
New episodes will drop on the following two Wednesdays at the same 3 a.m. ET release time. Watch a sneak peak of the upcoming drop below, featuring Aneha telling Cam that her mother wants nothing to do with the social experiment.
How to watch Love Is Blind
Viewers can watch Love Is Blind in multi-episode drops on Netflix. Episodes will become available on Wednesdays at 3 a.m. ET. Episodes from previous seasons are also available to stream on Netflix. The schedule is as follows:
- Wednesday, Oct. 21: Episodes 6–8
- Wednesday, Oct. 28: Episodes 9–11
- Wednesday, Nov. 4: Episode 12
Which Love Is Blind Season 11 Couples Are Still Together Heading Into Episode 6?
As noted above, six couples got engaged in the pods, but one couple (Jax and Stew) never made it to Mexico. I’m going to give a quick rundown of where each couple stands heading into the next three-episode drop, as their relationships move from Mexico toward the real-world test before the November 4 finale.
Jax & Stew — NO LONGER TOGETHER
I wrote about their near-immediate breakup last week, so you can check out my thoughts there. The TL:DR is: this couple was pretty off-putting from the jump, both focused on materialistic desires, high-end lifestyle markers and status. I felt like Stew was prone to self-aggrandizing monologues, but none of it seemed to matter to Jax until the reveal. It was at that point that she no longer felt she could go forward, although she claimed it had nothing to do with his looks (although it should be noted, that she quickly shot down his “Kennedy” nickname and compared him to Mitt Romney).
It should be noted that we may not be completely done with this couple, as the final moments of Episode 5 teased a reunion between the two at a Boston restaurant. I don’t have much hope (especially given what they’re saying now that the episodes have aired) about a rekindling of their romance, however.
Erika & Blake
This couple seemed to have a strong connection right off the bat, although Erika did worry about Blake’s nomadic lifestyle as a yacht captain and openly questioned whether she was cut out for this social experiment. For his part, Blake loves his currently lifestyle and isn’t necessarily looking to change it at this exact moment, which could become problematic down the line.
Blake also has a strong connection with Benita, which leads to an incredibly awkward moment where he tries to joke about confusing the two women. This goes over like a lead balloon, but out of this nearly disastrous moment Blake comes to a moment of clarity: He wants Erika, not Benita. He has one more awkward date with Benita where she cuts him off before he can break up with her, with Benita going back to the women’s lounge and telling Erika that Blake is all hers. Blake tells Erika on their next date that he loves hearing her voice and she makes him feel safe, like a warm hug before proposing, to which she says yes.
At their reveal, Blake continues to make odd comments, including saying that he was prepared for her to be terrifying looking and that his parents would love a cardboard box, which seems like an odd thing to compare your brand new fiancée to. Erika seems more into it than Blake, and after both sigh at the end I’m not feeling rock solid about this coupling. There aren’t many glaring red flags, but there aren’t many green flags either. This feels 50/50, but in the end I think the differences in their lifestyles will prove too big a gap to close in the short period of the Love Is Blind experiment.
WILL THEY GET MARRIED: No
Sarah & John
Sarah was probably my favorite of the singles this season. She seems to be smart, funny and quick-witted, so it’s no surprise that she has two guys vying for her hand – Morrey and John. Morrey is quintessentially Boston (he debates which was the better comeback, Jesus on Easter or the Pats coming back from 28-3 in Super Bowl LI vs. the Falcons), while John is more staid and buttoned up.
It felt like Morrey and Sarah should have been a match (he’s a part-time bouncer, she’s a part-time bartender), but she ultimately chooses John, which is something of a surprise after she hears him say earlier that she was in his bottom two. Sarah eventually gets John to open up, which includes him revealing that he has been diagnosed with MS, which she takes in stride and says isn’t a dealbreaker for her. A few major red flags do pop up, however, when he reveals he was a COVID vaccine skeptic and he shares his thoughts on abortion. Sarah is a healthcare program manager, so it’s no surprise that she has different thoughts on the vaccine and has to educate him a bit. She also appears to potentially be on the opposite side of the abortion debate. It’s not enough to make her reject his eventual proposal, but it’s definitely something to keep in mind moving forward.
Their reveal goes well, and both seem reasonably attracted to the other, with John noting how hot he thinks she is. John reassures Sarah that there was no way she could have looked that would have disappointed him, and on her end she says she’s also not disappointed. That all being said, I do worry that the aforementioned red flags could loom large as we get closer to the couples potentially walking down the aisle. As of now, I do think those red flags will become too much to overcome, so I don’t see Sarah and John saying “I do” at the end of the experiment.
WILL THEY GET MARRIED: No
Aneha & Cam
Cam and Aneha seem to be vibing with each other. She says she could see herself being proud of him as her man, while Cam says he could picture life with her: high energy and chaotic in a way he likes. This leads Cam to pick Aneha over Malaine, who Cam also seemed to connect with. He called it a “red pill, blue pill” situation, but he decided he wanted to take Aneha’s pill, so she’s his person.
Cam also scores points for having a worldly personality, from his foreign travel to having read the Gita. So it’s no surprise that when Cam proposes to Aneha they are both quite enthusiastic and ready to take the next step. It is surprising, however, to see how awkward and stilted the reveal is. Aneha feels good to be chosen, but admits it would be lying to say that looks don’t matter at all. This comes to a head when she admits to Cam that he is different from how she thought he would look and starts making suggestions on how to level up his look. Red flag.
Another red flag is that they do not kiss at the reveal. It’s not a necessity, but it doesn’t scream happy couple when you don’t want to engage in displays of affection with your new partner who you will theoretically spend the rest of your life with. Aneha tries to explain it a bit during the first portion of their time in Mexico, but again, saying that he has “basically” everything she needs is another ominous sign. He also probably shouldn’t have gone down the bad sitcom well of making a “suffer-ring” joke. I want to like this couple, but basically everything post-reveal has been something of a red flag, so I don’t have a good feeling that Aneha and Cam will live happily ever after.
WILL THEY GET MARRIED: No
Wilnie & Wilson
Wilson also was part of a triangle with the aforementioned Malaine and Wilnie. I think Wilson was more into Malaine, who in turn was more into Cam, so when Malaine left the pods (without a goodbye, I might add) after Cam broke up with her, Wilson basically defaulted to Wilnie.
Wilson is hurt by Malaine ghosting him, but admits it feels good to have someone like Wilnie choose him. He says normally he would run away from something like this, but for the first time he doesn’t want to do that. He eventually proposed using Wilnie’s mom’s ring and she said yes!
Wilnie compared their reveal to the first day of school, and admitted to being concerned since they hadn’t discussed appearances much. For his part, Wilson just wants to hold Wilnie so she can feel all his love. Wilnie admits that Wilson is the first black man she’s been with, but both clearly like what they see. Of all the couples, they seem to be the most physically attracted at the reveal, with Wilnie calling Wilson gorgeous and Wilson talking about how much he liked her eyes, lips and curves. We didn’t see much of this couple in the pods, but at this point they feel like a couple who could make it all the way the altar and say “I do.”
WILL THEY GET MARRIED: Yes
Michaella & Rob
Rob found himself in a triangle with Diana and Michaella. Rob had recently been engaged and went through a rough patch, but hit it off with Diana over their shared love of Frank Sinatra and he says talking with her feels natural. At one point, Rob and Diana say they are each other’s No. 1s, but the age and maturity difference between Michaella and Diana is evident when it comes to pushing Rob to make his choice: Diana pushes him to choose, while Michaella displays more confidence and tells him that she’s in no rush. We even see Rob tell Michaella how mature she is, which seems like a direct contrast to Diana.
Even if he initially called her a dud in his initial assessment, she’s not offended and admitted that she’s an acquired taste and slow burn. She notes that they’re the same kind of weird, and he gifts her a big bouquet of flowers and goes over the checklist of what she ticks off for him. Michaella in turn says Rob is everything she’s been looking for and she has a clear vision of creating a life with him. In the end, Rob chooses depth and maturity over who he thinks he might be more attracted to, and thus breaks things off with Diana and proposes to Michaella, who naturally says yes.
Before their reveal, Michaella says this is the happiest she’s ever been and when they see each other for the first time Rob has a big grin on his face. He is so happy and nervous that he almost forgets to get down on his knee and give her the ring. Rob tells Michaella she’s definitely not a dud and both seem into the other (even if she will spend the rest of her life reminding Rob of the dud comment). They laughed a lot together and Michaella seemed open to getting physical right away in Mexico, so they feel like they are on solid ground heading into the next phase of the experiment in the real world.
WILL THEY GET MARRIED: Yes
What is Love Is Blind?
Love Is Blind is a dating reality show hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey which is described as a “social experiment where single men and women look for love and get engaged, all before meeting in person.” The show debuted in 2020 and is entering its 11th season.
The singles on the show first interact through conversations with a wall between them in “pods,” where they form connections based on personality rather than looks. They can choose to remain open to other singles, become exclusive or even get engaged. Upon getting engaged, they will finally participate in a reveal with their new partner and go on a pre-honeymoon trip with other couples from the season. From there, they return to the real world and begin the march toward the wedding altar.
Do couples actually get married on Love Is Blind?
Yes, despite only knowing each other for mere weeks there have been a number of couples to get married on Love Is Blind. Eight couples from the series, including couples dating back all the way to Season 1, remain together as of October 2026. Seasons 2, 3 and 5 have no couples remaining together, while Seasons 1 and 4 have the most with two. No couples got married in Season 9, a first for the series, but Season 10 bounced back with two couples tying the knot, although one couple (Amber and Jordan) separated after mere months together.
The Love Is Blind couples who remain together as of October 2026 are:
- Christine & Vic (Season 10)
- Taylor & Daniel (Season 8)
- Taylor & Garrett (Season 7)
- Amy & Johnny (Season 6)
- Bliss & Zack (Season 4)
- Tiffany & Brett (Season 4)
- Lauren & Cameron (Season 1)
- Amber & Barnett (Season 1)
Love Is Blind FAQ
When do new episodes of Love Is Blind drop?
New episodes of Love Is Blind drop on Wednesdays on Netflix and will be available to stream at 3 a.m. ET.
How can I watch new episodes of Love Is Blind?
Love Is Blind — including all 10 prior seasons of the U.S. entry as well as various international editions to date — is available to stream on Netflix.
How many new episodes of Love Is Blind will drop in season 11?
Season 11 of Love Is Blind will include 12 episodes, with the season set to conclude on November 4, 2026. A reunion special will follow on Sunday, November 8 at 9 p.m. ET.
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