Love is Blind fans will never have to worry about running out of content to watch and that’s only one of the most exciting parts of the show, that relies on the concept of getting engaged and falling in love, sight unseen.
There’s a lot of buzz going around Love is Blind with the end of Season 6, although the reunion episode still remains. The season 6 finale was unexpected and explosive, filled with tears and a whole lot of drama.
But don’t worry, because this isn’t the end of the line. Netflix and Love is Blind creators have a lot more in store for the fans. So keep reading this article to find out everything you need to know about Love is Blind Season 7!
Has Love is Blind Been Renewed?
In December, The Hollywood Reporter shared in a report,
“The streamer has ordered two more seasons of its unscripted series Love Is Blind, which will take the show through its seventh installment.”
Now that season 6 has come to an end, with only one couple saying yes, fans need to prepare themselves for yet another season since two of them were renewed at the same time, showcasing just how popular this reality series is.
So far, the location for season 7 has not been confirmed by Netflix yet, however, now might be the time for some news from the platform, so make sure you keep a lookout on our website for any details.
How Did Season 6 of Love is Blind End?
Love is Blind Season 6 finale was an emotional rollercoaster with more lows than highs. The episode starts with Jimmy breaking up with Chelsea, followed by some fun at the bachelor and bachelorette parties, and finally, the remaining two couples stood at the altar.
Clay and AD did not get their fairytale ending, however, Johnny and Amy definitely did. More will be dished out at the reunion episode.
Is There a Release Date for Love is Blind Season 7?
As of now, neither Netflix nor the creators of Love is Blind have announced a release date for the next season, however, based on the last few seasons, it will most likely released in the Autumn of 2024.
So, fans won’t have to wait too long to dive into the experience where contestants date multiple people, sight unseen, and pick a partner for life before being thrown into the real world.
