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SPOILERS are ahead for Love Is Blind Season 6, now streaming with a Netflix subscription. <br/><br/>Following the ending of Love Is Blind Season 5, it felt like one of Netflix’s top dating shows reached a plateau when only one of the couples said “I do” at the altar. However, this time around, as Season 6 centers on a handful of singles from Charlotte, North Carolina, there’s a lot more love in the air. Jessica Vestal, who didn’t make it past the pods with Jimmy when he decided to pick Chelsea instead, was an exception. CinemaBlend spoke to Jessica about how Love Is Blind has informed dating for her moving forward.
SPOILERS are ahead for Love Is Blind Season 6, now streaming with a Netflix subscription. <br/><br/>Following the ending of Love Is Blind Season 5, it felt like one of Netflix’s top dating shows reached a plateau when only one of the couples said “I do” at the altar. However, this time around, as Season 6 centers on a handful of singles from Charlotte, North Carolina, there’s a lot more love in the air. Jessica Vestal, who didn’t make it past the pods with Jimmy when he decided to pick Chelsea instead, was an exception. CinemaBlend spoke to Jessica about how Love Is Blind has informed dating for her moving forward.
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