The “Love Is Blind” Season 8 finale was filled with breakups and drama, leading fans to wonder: Did anyone make up after the cameras stopped filming?
Well, answers could be right around the corner.
The Season 8 reunion hits Netflix Sunday, March 9, and it’s expected to be full of difficult questions and shocking revelations.
Here’s everything we know about the reunion so far.
When will the Season 8 ‘Love Is Blind’ reunion air?
The “Love Is Blind” Season 8 reunion will air on Sunday, March 9 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.
Where to watch the ‘Love Is Blind’ Season 8 reunion
The reunion will be available to stream exclusively on Netflix.
Since the show’s Season 8 finale debut March 7, all 13 episodes of the latest season are now available to view on the streaming service.
What will happen in the ‘Love Is Blind’ Season 8 reunion?
In a press release, Netflix promises “surprise guests, jaw-dropping confrontations, and all the answers you’ve been waiting for” Sunday evening.
Nick and Vanessa Lachey will return to host the event and will be joined by key players from this season of the reality dating series.
A trailer for the reunion addresses some of the biggest topics of the season, starting with the influence Dave Bettenburg allowed his sister’s opinion to have on his relationship with Lauren O’Brien.
“How does your sister feel now that she’s been able to see the show?” Vanessa Lachey asks in a clip from the reunion.
She also asks Dave the following pointed question: “Do you feel like Lauren is the one that got away?”
Virginia Miller offers new insight into her decision to walk away from Devin Buckley at the altar when she says, “The night before the wedding, I saw a note from an ex-girlfriend on his nightstand.”
Later on in the trailer, Devin says, “This feels very manipulative.”
Ben Mezzenga and Sara Carton didn’t end up getting married in the Season 8 finale. During the trailer for the reunion, Sara addresses some of their relationship challenges, saying, “He talked to a past cast member who advised him to be on good terms with me.”
Separately in the trailer, she references a TikTok video from Episode 10 where Ben’s ex called some of the male participants from Season 8 as “s—– men.”
“Knowing what I know now, a TikTok like that makes sense,” she says.
Nick Lachey asks Sara if she was “willing to overlook” a certain red flag in their relationship. “I totally fell for it,” she replies.
Love triangles between cast members who broke up in the pods are explored, too. Meg Fink opens up about her experience on the show, saying, “Am I not the one who has a right to be mad here?”
At one point, Alex Brown says, “That’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard.”
Madison Errichiello then says, “Let me take this time to get the screenshots out,” and pulls a piece of paper out of her dress.