Guide to Netflix’s International Versions of Love Is Blind Franchise

Ever since Love Is Blind premiered on Netflix, viewers have loved watching people try to find The One sight unseen all over the world.

Love Is Blind debuted in February 2020. The series focused on 30 men and women who were in windowless rooms, called pods, that allowed them to talk to potential partners and form connections without knowing what the other person looked like.

While being guided by Nick and Vanessa Lachey through the speed dating, contestants pair off and prepare to get engaged less than two weeks later. While most connections don’t end in a success story, fans have been entertained by the ups and downs that came with the reality TV series.

The overwhelming interest turned into Netflix expanding the franchise with a handful of international versions. Keep scrolling for full a guide to the Love Is Blind franchise:

With six seasons under the show’s belt, there’s nothing quite like an OG. Season 1 introduced viewers to Cameron Hamilton and Lauren Speed-Hamilton, who are still going strong after exchanging “I love you” after their third date and are now married.

The not-so-happy-ever-afters included Abhishek “Shake” Chatterjee on season 2 fumbling his chance at Deepti Vempati and Andrew Liu being accused of seemingly using eye drops to fake cry during season 3.

The Brazil version, hosted by Camila Queiroz and Klebber Toledo, has released four seasons so far. Some of the shocking highlights include Paulo Simi Lopes ditching his then-fiancée, Amanda Souza, because he couldn’t handle “having such a strong woman” by his side.

So far, Nanda Terra and Mack Alves from season 1 are still together. The third season resulted in couples Ágata Moura and Renan Justino and Maria Carolina Caporusso and Menandro Rosa finding The One.

Not every version can blow up and Love Is Blind: Japan is the perfect example of that. After premiering in 2022, the show was renewed for a second season but was ultimately canceled before any more episodes could be filmed.

Despite its short-lived time on Netflix, this version ended up with two success stories since Ryotaro Yamauchi and Motomi are still married with a child — as are Wataru Mizote and Midori.