March 4, 2026, 4:28 p.m. ET
Spoiler alert! We are discussing details from Episodes 1-12 of Netflix’s “Love is Blind” Season 10 (now streaming).
“Love is Blind” Ohio boasted a record-breaking number of couples getting engaged. But how many of them actually said “I do” at the altar?
The finale, released March 4, rolled out the six remaining couples’ weddings and revealed the outcomes, with each man and woman either saying “I do” to someone they’d met behind a wall or declining to marry a person they’d known for less than a month.
Seven women were shown leaving for the pods with engagement rings on their fingers this season. But one couple – Jessica Barrett and Chris Fusco – quickly called it quits upon returning to Ohio, after a conversation about sexual incompatibility and Jessica not being the type of woman to go to Pilates classes.
Then Bri McNees and Connor Spies seemingly called it off for the time being in Episode 11, when Bri told the self-proclaimed “normal Midwest” guy that if she were to “go down the aisle today, it will be a ‘no.'”
Viewers went into the finale with a lot of unknowns. Read on for the outcomes of each wedding.
Emma Betsinger and Mike Gibney
Emma Betsinger was willing to give things a shot with Mike Gibney. But, to perhaps no one’s surprise, marrying a woman who is not “100%” sure about having kids with him was a “no” for Mike.
Why was Emma so sure about Mike? It was about all the conversations that weren’t shown, she told USA TODAY.
“You’re really only seeing these conversations about children, and what was in between them was how strong our bond was, how each day we did grow closer,” she said, ” … we not only talked about kids, but we talked about our families. We talked about self-growth, we talked about our future plans.“
Amber Morrison and Jordan Faeth
Jordan Faeth finally met Amber Morrison’s daughter, Emma, the day before their wedding – so all that was left for the two lovebirds was to say “I do.” Though they had some outstanding issues, like Jordan’s refusal to move away from the city to Mount Vernon, for Amber, it was definitely a “yes.”
But she left the door open for her fiancé to bail at the altar, telling him she understood if he couldn’t commit to an instant family. But “I wanna follow my heart and say ‘I do,'” Jordan declared in front of their families as they reacted with delightfully shocked applause.
Brittany Wicker and Devonta Anderson
Brittany Wicker was so prepared to leave “Love is Blind” engaged that she had a wedding dress at the ready. And that was one reason for her and Devonta Anderson’s downfall (according to Devonta, anyway).
Brittany had “the dress, the nails and the lashes” ready for her wedding day. But instead of gliding up to the altar, she spent her wedding day on a couch with Devonta, talking about how “self-doubt” prevented him from going forward with the ceremony. As Devonta explained how he couldn’t get married “now” and had some doubts about moving forward, Brittany held steady in her belief that they would remain engaged and “are going to be husband and wife one day.”
Devonta was more brutally honest in his one-on-one interview with producers, revealing that her pre-purchased wedding dress was a red flag because it seemed to him that she would’ve married someone regardless.
At the end of the day, neither was the other’s type, as they both revealed earlier in the season. Speaking with USA TODAY, Brittany revealed she actually didn’t know Devonta had not dated a woman of color until she watched the episodes.
“I felt it, and we had conversations offline about me feeling like I wasn’t his typical type. So I kind of knew [it] in the back of my head, but that was the first time I had actually heard the words said out of his mouth,” Brittany says. “So I had to process that.”
Ashley Carpenter and Alex Henderson
Alex Henderson put on a solid performance ahead of his wedding to Ashley Carpenter, telling the cameras – using no shortage of soccer metaphors – that they align on their values and he has no fears. Over in the bride’s quarters, however, Ashley admitted she was aware she was not his typical type and expected him to say “no” at the altar.
So she decided to beat him to the punch. Like Deepti Vempati and Zanab Jaffrey before her, she chose herself at her wedding: “I know your answer, and it doesn’t matter to me. I know you don’t choose me and I’m not choosing you either,” she told Alex.
There was no effort and no intimacy, and living with her fiancé was like cohabitating with a roommate. She also landed the blow that “lying is a nonnegotiable” for her relationships.
Alex and his mom took great offense to this knock against his integrity, and he told producers that Ashley also has “stuff” from her past that could be questionable, but he otherwise took the rejection on the chin.
Christine Hamilton and Vic St. John
If Vic St. John’s sister and mom flying in for his wedding wasn’t enough of a good omen for a ceremony that would end with “I dos,” his sister also took on the role of officiant. Christine Hamilton tearfully met his family as she got ready to walk down the aisle, and both families were on board with marrying two people who met through unconventional means.
Season 10 capped off on a jubilant note as Christine and Vic agreed to love each other “forever and ever.”
When does the ‘Love is Blind’ reunion come out?
The final drop of Season 10 is the reunion, which comes out Wednesday, March 11, at 9 p.m. ET.
