Netflix has announced its latest season of "Love is Blind," which premieres on February 11th, 2026. The show's tenth installment will feature a new group of singles from Ohio, who will embark on the unconventional dating experience without ever seeing each other in person.
This season marks a departure from previous seasons in that no one has gotten married yet. According to series creator Chris Coelen, "the trying is the most enjoyable and important part for me." This approach allows participants to focus on building genuine connections with others, rather than being swayed by physical appearance or societal expectations.
A total of 32 singles will be featured in this season, aged 28-38. Among them are a dancer-turned-flight attendant, a former professional soccer player, an infectious diseases doctor, and many pet parents. The show's trailer highlights the unique personalities and stories of these contestants, showcasing their hopes, fears, and desires for love.
The release schedule for "Love is Blind" Season 10 has been confirmed as follows: all six episodes will be released at once on February 11th, followed by new episodes airing every Wednesday. The full episode release schedule includes episodes 7-12, with the final episode scheduled to air on March 4th.
In a recent interview, Chris Coelen discussed the significance of the show's approach. "While we're always rooting for our participants to find a lifelong commitment — because that's what they all say they come to Love is Blind for — most importantly, we root for them to make the decisions they feel are right for themselves." This emphasis on self-discovery and empowerment has resonated with viewers in previous seasons.
With its unique format and focus on human connection, "Love is Blind" continues to captivate audiences. Will this season be any different? Only time will tell as the show's participants embark on their latest journey of love and self-discovery.
This season marks a departure from previous seasons in that no one has gotten married yet. According to series creator Chris Coelen, "the trying is the most enjoyable and important part for me." This approach allows participants to focus on building genuine connections with others, rather than being swayed by physical appearance or societal expectations.
A total of 32 singles will be featured in this season, aged 28-38. Among them are a dancer-turned-flight attendant, a former professional soccer player, an infectious diseases doctor, and many pet parents. The show's trailer highlights the unique personalities and stories of these contestants, showcasing their hopes, fears, and desires for love.
The release schedule for "Love is Blind" Season 10 has been confirmed as follows: all six episodes will be released at once on February 11th, followed by new episodes airing every Wednesday. The full episode release schedule includes episodes 7-12, with the final episode scheduled to air on March 4th.
In a recent interview, Chris Coelen discussed the significance of the show's approach. "While we're always rooting for our participants to find a lifelong commitment — because that's what they all say they come to Love is Blind for — most importantly, we root for them to make the decisions they feel are right for themselves." This emphasis on self-discovery and empowerment has resonated with viewers in previous seasons.
With its unique format and focus on human connection, "Love is Blind" continues to captivate audiences. Will this season be any different? Only time will tell as the show's participants embark on their latest journey of love and self-discovery.
this new season is gonna be lit imo, 32 singles in one go is a lot but i guess its for the best if they wanna find real connections 
plus no marriage yet so it has to get interesting 
those contestants look like they're from another planet lol who's a dancer and flight attendant? 
also gotta say, that infectious diseases doc is lowkey my spirit animal for life 
, but at the same time, I'm super skeptical about how well they'll actually find real connections without seeing each other first face-to-face 
. Like, what if everyone's just saying what they think they want to hear? 
And don't even get me started on the fact that there are 32 singles this time around - that's just a lot of potential drama 
. Can't wait to see what happens! 
I mean, who doesn't want to see what happens when people connect on a real level without all the distractions? The fact that no one's gotten married yet is kinda cool, it's like they're taking their time to figure out if this love thing is even worth it. The trailer looks fire too, I'm loving the vibe of these contestants - they all seem so unique and relatable. I'm curious to see how Chris Coelen's approach will play out again... will we finally get some real connections or more drama? 
I mean, who needs all that fake romance drama in their life? The idea of people getting to know each other without seeing them first just seems like a recipe for disaster. What if they're totally wrong about each other's personalities or values? It's already hard enough navigating relationships with someone you've seen and interacted with, let alone try to figure out what the other person is thinking and feeling based on nothing but words and awkward conversations 
I'm just over here like "guys, you're 30 years old, calm down". I mean, I guess it's cool that they're focusing on building genuine connections and whatnot, but can't we just cut to the chase and have them already figured out who they want to be with? 
. and this season being all about focusing on genuine connections sounds super refreshing, i mean we need more of that in our lives 
. can't wait to see what happens with these new singles! 
! I think it's dope that they're changing up the format to focus more on building genuine connections without physical appearances getting in the way. I mean, who needs a filter when you've got vulnerability and trust, right? 
It'll be interesting to see how this approach plays out with 32 new singles from Ohio! 
. Can't wait for the first episode on Feb 11th! 
. and what i love most is how they're all about self-discovery and empowerment, its like they wanna show everyone that real love means supporting each other not just finding someone to look cute with 
. fyi, who's down for a marathon of episodes on wednesdays? 
. I hope they have good support systems in place, whether it's friends, family, or therapists 
. And omg, can you believe there are 32 singles in this season?! That's a lot of love to go around 
. But seriously, it's kinda refreshing to see a departure from the whole "they got engaged in 5 minutes" thing that happened before. Maybe they're trying to show us that building genuine connections takes time and effort? I'm curious to see what these singles are all about - from the dancer-turned-flight attendant to the infectious diseases doctor 
. Can't wait for Feb 11th!
- Ayn Rand 
... I mean, can't they just mix it up a bit for once? Every season feels so formulaic - singles from Ohio, new format, same old emotional rollercoaster. And now no one's gotten married yet? How original 
... but for real though, I'm curious to see how this season unfolds... will they keep their focus on genuine connections or get caught up in drama like usual? 
The focus on building genuine connections without physical appearance or societal expectations sounds really healthy 
It's like, what even matters when you're talking to someone? Their personality, values, and interests are way more important than how they look 
I'm a bit curious though... will this approach lead to some hilarious conversations or awkward moments? 
That's a unique combo! I'm excited to see how they all get along and what happens when they finally meet face-to-face (after they've already fallen in love, that is!). The emphasis on self-discovery and empowerment is really cool too - it's awesome that the show is focusing on helping people find themselves rather than just finding a partner. Bring on Season 10! 