Netflix Reality TV Show 'Love Is Blind' Gets Renewed for Two More Seasons
The streaming giant is currently casting in Chicago for Season 2.
Love Is Blind fans rejoice, Netflix‘s hit reality dating TV show will be returning for two more seasons. The streaming giant took to Twitter to announce earlier this week that the show is being renewed along with The Circle, Rhythm + Flow, and Marie Kondo‘s new series, Sparking Joy.
For those who aren’t familiar, Love Is Blind is a three-week event in which singles get to know each other through a wall in their own “pods.” Once they find their match and start dating, they’ll only be allowed to see each other until either party proposes. The first season took place in Atlanta and consisted of 10 episodes, plus a reunion special. The show ended with only two couples tying the knot – Lauren Speed and Cameron Hamilton, and Amber Pike and Matt Barnett.
“Hosts Vanessa Lachey and her husband Nick Lachey will ask the question (‘Is love blind?’) again as new singles prepare to enter the pods for the dating experiment,” Netflix said in a statement on Tuesday. Season 1 took place in Atlanta, while Season 2 is set to film in Chicago. The location for Season 3 has yet to be disclosed.
Casting for the second season has officially commenced. For those interested in auditioning, you can now sign up here.
In the meantime, here’s everything coming to and leaving Netflix in April.
The experiment isn’t over… Season 2 of Love is Blind is now casting, are you in? https://t.co/HmAZq4w3MQ pic.twitter.com/Gs25a1f22Z
— Love is Blind (@LoveisBlindShow) March 24, 2020
Me when I find out that @LoveisBlindShow is coming back for a SECOND AND THIRD SEASON: pic.twitter.com/4oX8d0llWG
— Netflix Nordic (@NetflixNordic) March 24, 2020
Some News:
Love Is Blind ~and~ The Circle have each been renewed for TWO more seasons! @iamcardib @chancetherapper & @Tip are back to judge Rhythm + Flow Season 2!
Marie Kondo and her team will set out to tidy up a small American town in the new series, Sparking Joy! pic.twitter.com/KoC4PUkhVs
— Netflix US (@netflix) March 24, 2020
