After Rob’s epic meltdown and subsequent breakup with Michaella, we’re down to four couples left in Season 11 of Love Is Blind. We’ve got just one episode left in the season, which means it’s time to find out who says “I do.”
None of the couples are locks to get married. In fact, I would argue that most seem highly unlikely to say yes at the altar. There has only been one season, Season 9, where no couples got married, but I do think it’s in play for Season 11.
Here’s when to watch the finale of Love Is Blind Season 11:
When Does the Love Is Blind Season 11 Finale Come Out on Netflix?
The Love Is Blind Season 11 finale drops on Wednesday, November 4 at 3 a.m. ET/12 a.m. PT.
How to watch Love Is Blind
New episodes of Love Is Blind will become available on Netflix on Wednesdays at 3 a.m. ET. Episodes from previous seasons are also available to stream on Netflix. The remaining schedule is as follows:
- Wednesday, Nov. 4: Episode 12
Which Love Is Blind Season 11 Couples Are Still Together Heading Into the Season Finale?
Rob and Michaella blew up in epic fashion thanks to Rob’s meltdown at the cast mixer. You can read my thoughts here.
With that said, we have four couples left heading into the finale. Let’s take a look at where each couple stands heading into the next set of episodes.
Erika & Blake
There is a world where this couple could get to the altar and say “I do.” However, I don’t think that world is the one we’re living in.
In general, Erika and Blake have chemistry and legitimately seem into each other. The biggest issue facing this couple is whether Blake is willing and able to adjust his lifestyle to mesh more with Erika’s. In the pods, Blake indicated he likes what his life is like and he would like to continue along the path he’s currently on. That’s fine if that’s how he feels, but it becomes an issue when he gets engaged to Erika, who is not interested in living on a boat and instead wants Blake to drop anchor with her in Connecticut.
We also saw Erika meet Blake’s friends, who shared some of the difficulties that could await her should she marry Blake … and some of whom were wary of Erika. Both seemed committed to each other and going all the way during the dress/tux fittings, but then Blake went to dinner with family and friends … without Erika. Yes, she was left alone at home for hours, with Blake returning late. She wasn’t thrilled by this turn of events, nor by the explanation that Blake was discussing some heavy things and that he didn’t want to her to feel excluded, but rather protected. I think it’s probably a red flag that Blake felt the need to “handle those conversations on my own with both of us in mind” when Erika points out, rightly, that she’s trying to integrate herself into his community. Blake feeling that he needed to “handle business on behalf of us” and allow a female friend of his who didn’t want to even meet Erika to air her grievances doesn’t feel like a recipe for a happy marriage. If this woman is side texting his family to try and turn them against Erika, she should have at least been given the chance to defend herself, and Erika is right to want to handle things together.
Ultimately, despite legitimate feelings for each other, I believe there is too much of a gap to close in terms of Erika and Blake’s lifestyles to make this work in such a condensed timeline. I don’t think Blake is ready to settle down, and having been through a divorce before, I think Erika will not want to go into a marriage with that hanging over her head and will instead choose not to get married. I could see them agreeing to continue dating, but I don’t see them getting hitched.
WILL THEY GET MARRIED: No
Aneha & Cam
I’ve mostly been down on Aneha in this pairing, but the most recent drop of episodes gave me cause for concern on both sides.
On Aneha’s side, I continue to feel like she just isn’t truly into Cam. It feels like several times throughout the course of the season, she has attempted to prod a potential breakup by pointing out all the challenges they face as a couple — her parents don’t approve of this, his parents are worried about whether she wants kids. Aneha can blame her Type A personality all she wants, but I feel like if she felt more strongly about Cam she would be more willing to compromise. It was also clear they disagree about what a marriage is — she wants to be taken care of by her husband, while he envisions something more along the lines of a 50/50 split. She definitely seems frustrated by their financial disparity, noting that she’s paying for everything. The good news is Cam at least got to meet Aneha’s sister, although we don’t see it on camera (apparently at Cam’s request?), although it’s a little strange that she jokes that maybe Cam is marrying the wrong sister.
By the same token, these most recent episodes also laid bare some of Cam’s issues. Aneha was right in being frustrated that she made an effort to spend more time with Cam, taking half days at work and adjusting her schedule, only to have Cam go off and play basketball with Wilson for hours. If Aneha is going to make an extra effort to be with Cam, which is something he appears to be complaining about, then he should return the favor and choose to be with her. Basketball can wait. These episodes also put into stark relief the limitations of Cam’s laid back attitude. Sometimes it’s good to go with the flow, but Aneha is right that Cam has to contribute more to the conversation and perhaps be willing to make the first move when it comes to making plans. It would be unfair for Cam to ask Aneha to carry all the weight in a relationship, and that’s kind of what it seems like based on their courtship we’ve seen on Love Is Blind.
I think it was interesting to hear Aneha talk about not just fitting Cam into her life but creating a new life together. She says all the right things at the dress fitting, but they still just kind of ring hollow, at least to me. I don’t think Cam and Aneha are ready to craft a new life together, and at times I wonder how much they really talked in the pods about their goals, lifestyles and all the major things you have to discuss when considering getting married. The chasm they would need to close between their lives seems too great to close in such a short amount of time, so I don’t see this couple getting married in the finale and I’m actually half interested/half nervous to see how they interact with each other at the reunion if they don’t say “I do.”
WILL THEY GET MARRIED: No
Wilnie & Wilson
We didn’t see a ton of Wilnie and Wilson in the most recent episodes, but we do get a glimpse into Wilnie’s expectations of being treated like a princess, which could cause issues if she and Wilson get married.
Wilnie still feels like she is still not receiving everything she needs to be happy, specifically saying that Wilson is not showing her enough affection or nurturing her. Their romantic final date goes astray when they discuss this, as she also notes that she’s never going to be the traditional wife he seems to want her to be. Wilson says he wasn’t pushing for that, but Wilnie says she has been feeling that pressure. Wilson gets a little defensive, saying he feels like he hasn’t asked her to do much of anything and that if he is doing household things for her, he would expect her to be willing to do some household things for him.
They kind of go around in circles for a bit, disagreeing about what they are getting out of being in a relationship with each other. Wilnie argues that if they wanted to get what they’re used to getting they wouldn’t have come on this experiment. Which, as Wilson says “facts,” but that shouldn’t obscure the fact that she kind of just wants to be pampered and not share household responsibilities.
This couple seems to have lost all their spark and remain apart on several important fronts. Wilnie’s family seems to have their doubts, and so do I. In the end, I can’t see this couple crossing the finish line and getting married.
WILL THEY GET MARRIED: No
Sarah & John
I want to start off by saying this — John’s apartment is gross. Dude, you seriously couldn’t have picked up a little before bringing your new fiancée and Netflix camera in?
Last week I mentioned concern that John seemingly is not interested in doing his fair share of the household chores, and he didn’t help his case to beat the allegations this week by joking that women are “nesters.” When you live with someone else, it seems fairly self-evident that you should anticipate helping out with the keeping the place clean. It doesn’t feel like too much to ask, but I don’t know, maybe I just have different expectations.
We also see John meet Sarah’s family, which for the most part goes well. He affirms that he is, in fact, a registered voter, but kind of dances around a question on women’s reproductive rights. John says and does most of the right things in this meetup, but I continue to worry whether his personal beliefs and Sarah’s are compatible.
Despite all that, it feels like all the momentum with this couple appears to be heading toward a “Yes.” I fear Sarah is leading with empathy, especially with John’s dad suddenly having health issues, and doesn’t want to hurt John’s feelings. At the very least the physical attraction is there, but is that enough for a lasting marriage? This feels like a couple who isn’t destined to be together forever, but at the very least I think they will say “I do” in the finale.
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 who got 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 is Love Is Blind Season 11 Reunion?
The Love Is Blind Season 11 reunion special will drop on Sunday, November 8, at 9 p.m. ET.
How can I watch new episodes of Love Is Blind?
Love Is Blind — including all 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, plus a reunion, with the season set to conclude on November 4, 2026.
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