A brand-new batch of aspiring reality stars singles gathered in Boston for the annual social experiment known as Love Is Blind, and the second installment of season 11 is officially out on Netflix. Episodes 6–8 saw the cast dive into their new relationships during a group vacation, and several relationships might not make it now that they’ve all moved into apartments. Here’s where things stand going into episodes 9–11 (which drop next Wednesday)!
Honestly, things aren’t looking great for these two. While they’re still technically together, Aneha and Cam haven’t been communicating well since moving in. On top of that, there’s concern that Aneha’s family won’t like Cam, which is causing stress as their wedding day approaches.
They connected in the pods and were going to go to Mexico post-engagement, but then Jax pulled out and decided to go home. Producers had to awkwardly tell “Connecticut Boy” Stew the news, and then the pair ended up reuniting for some closure in Boston. They parted as friends, and I use that word very loosely.
These two are going strong! They communicate well and are honest with each other about their feelings, but Wilnie still seems caught up on Wilson being in a love triangle during the pods—which has been visibly frustrating him. We’ll see if they can work through it and make it to the altar.
Sarah and John have gotten through some tough political conversations, but now that they’re living together, Sarah seems to have some concerns. Specifically about John being quick to get angry and frustrated with other people. The relationship cracks are forming, and I’m not sure if there’s enough spackle to fix them!
They are made for each other! Their personalities, senses of humor, and future goals all align perfectly so far, buuuut the preview for the next batch of episodes has me slightly nervous. Honestly, not sure if Erika is interested in Blake’s life on the go in various oceans across the globe, and he certainly doesn’t seem ready to settle down in an apartment and start a family.
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