Are 'Love Is Blind: UK' Stars Demi and Ollie Still Together?

The Londoners had the most surprising wedding day of the show's inaugural season.

Demi and Ollie in 'Love is Blind: UK'
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Spoilers for the Love is Blind: UK finale and reunion ahead. Ollie Sutherland and Demi Santana Brown, one of the fan-favorite couples of the Netflix reality show Love is Blind: UK, share a lot of similarities: They're both Londoners with similar upbringings; they're both competitive and sporty; and they both tend to overthink things. These shared traits made them one of the most adorable couples among this season's cast, but the latter also caused several bumps along their Love is Blind journey, as they made their way from the pods to a tropical couple's retreat to their shared apartment to the altar. But fans have hope the empathetic couple could make their relationship work, long after cameras stopped rolling. Read on to learn everything we know about Demi and Ollie's relationship post-filming Love Is Blind: UK, including Ollie's surprising reveal from the reunion.

What happened between Demi and Ollie on 'Love is Blind: UK?'

Demi, a 30-year-old safeguarding and school attendance manager, found her match early in the pods with fellow Londoner Ollie, a 33-year-old in software sales. The pair formed a quick friendship due to their shared competitiveness and love of boxing, but Ollie also connected early on with dental nurse Catherine. Ollie recognizes that his connection with Demi is more emotional and that his with Catherine is more sexual, and he and Catherine eventually hit a rough spot when he calls her choice of nightclubs "pretentious." Meanwhile, Demi shows that she's invested in Ollie by decorating his pod for his birthday. He and Catherine end things on the same day, and afterward, Ollie says that his head is clear.

Demi and Ollie's relationship gets to a new emotional level when Demi reveals that she has endometriosis and that it would be difficult to conceive a child naturally. Ollie assures her that it doesn't change anything, and in a confessional, he calls Demi his "future family." They have an emotional proposal, and they both seem pleased when they have their adorable in-person reveal. The pair start their vacation in Corfu, Greece on cloud nine, but they agree to take things slow at the start.

Ollie and Demi in a hotel bed in 'Love is Blind: UK'

Ollie and Demi in their hotel bed in Corfu, Greece in Love is Blind: UK.

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Before the couples' reunion party, Demi seems nervous about interacting with Catherine, and wonders if Catherine's more of Ollie's type than she is. During the party, Catherine pulls Ollie aside to clear up an issue; she's heard that he said that he broke things off with her when she's the one who initiated the breakup. This is quickly squashed (because it barely matters, to be honest), but then Catherine and Ollie keep talking and compliment each other's looks. Demi tries not to "overthink" the conversation, but when she asks him about it later in the evening, he awkwardly chats with his pal Bobby instead of talking to her. She also points out in an interview that Ollie doesn't engage in PDA like the other couples do. When they return to their hotel room, Ollie assures Demi that there's no need to worry about Catherine, but she's still uncomfortable.

When they're alone in Corfu, Demi and Ollie look solid, and he reassures her that there's nothing wrong with her feeling awkward, even though there's no need. But in group settings, Demi's pal Jasmine and even Catherine notice that Demi is quieter than usual. There's even a rough moment where Jasmine, trying to stand up for Demi, grills Ollie and questions how he feels about her. As Jasmine keeps suggesting he shows Demi more reassurance, Ollie gets upset, telling Demi, "I’m not in a position where I wanna have my relationship constantly under scrutiny ... I don't want to be here anymore. I'm done with it." Demi comforts him at first, but Ollie eventually storms off from the party.

Ollie speaks with Catherine in 'Love is Blind: UK.'

Ollie speaks with Catherine (left) at a beach party in Love is Blind: UK.

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The next morning is their last in Greece, and the couple agree that it's been a rough time for them and that the getaway has put too much pressure on them. "I’ve loved this experiment because it’s brought me to you, but I’m wondering if now it’s becoming more of a hindrance than an assistance to us," Ollie says. Meanwhile, Demi replies, “Let’s just explore what we’ve got (in London) because we have come to a halt here.”

In London, in their shared apartment, Ollie and Demi quickly get closer as they seem to enjoy living together. Ollie gets along with Demi's friends, who can't believe she's given up meat for her vegan fiancé. And in a very vulnerable moment, Ollie reveals that he struggles with severe ADHD. Once again, things get tricky when they meet up with the pod squad. Ollie points out that Sharlotte is gorgeous when he sees her for the first time, but he adds that he's focusing on the emotional connection he made with Demi in the pods. Plus, Ollie easily fits in with Demi's family when they all go bowling; he even makes sure to have a private chat with Demi's dad, who offers his approval.

Demi, Ollie, and Demi's two friends cheers over a dinner table in 'Love is Blind: UK.'

Demi and Ollie share a vegan dinner with Demi's friends in Love is Blind: UK.

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The couple spend their final date at the arcade, where they show off the competitive spirits they first connected over in the pods. Ollie sounds smitten with Demi when he says, “There’s never a dull moment. It’s always magic. It’s always fireworks." Demi also seems ready for the altar, saying, “Ollie just makes me happy, and our love has definitely grown deeper.”

Did Demi and Ollie get married on 'Love is Blind: UK'?

Demi and Ollie leave things on good terms before they split to spend the final days alone before the wedding. They both say that they have mixed feelings about being apart, but Demi ensures that it's going to be okay. However, there's a shift in the couple's vibe once they arrive at the wedding venue. Ahead of the wedding, Demi says that she and Ollie didn't talk before the big day. "The lack of contact in the time apart made me very anxious," she says in an interview. "I really had time to reflect, I wanted to let him process as well, but it was hard for me. My head and my heart are not aligned.”

Meanwhile, Ollie admits that he's overthinking and full of nerves, but he also says, "You can't be nervous about something that doesn't mean something to you." His pod bestie Aaron tells Ollie he can't overthink too much, because he'll drive himself crazy. Demi and Ollie share emotional moments with their parents, but Demi admits she isn't set on her decision yet.

Demi and Ollie at the altar in 'Love is Blind: UK'

Demi and Ollie at the altar in Love is Blind: UK.

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After the walk down the aisle and the emotional speeches (and an annoying episode cliffhanger), Demi answers first, saying, "I love you ... But I do not." Ollie is incredulous as he asks, "Why?"

“Because I’ve learned to love myself in a whole different light during this journey,” Demi replies. “I know what I want from a husband, and I don’t think we’re quite there, obviously. But it’s not, ‘I do not. I’m gonna walk away from you forever.’ It’s an ‘I do not, for now.’ Because honestly, the time we’ve spent, I feel like you’ve seen me, and I love you for that.”

Though their time on Love is Blind: UK didn't end in a marriage, Demi and Ollie have a hopeful conclusion. They hug before Demi walks back up the aisle alone, and Ollie addresses the attendees and says they're "grateful" to them for coming. Demi cries once she leaves the building, and her dad comforts her. Ollie's also very understanding, saying, "I don't think anyone can really look down on somebody for not being 100% certain they wanna marry someone they've known for weeks."

He adds, "It’s sad, and I’m emotional, and it has been one hell of a journey, but I found true love with someone, so I’m happy ... I can't be anything but happy, thankful, grateful, and excited for what's next to come. This is not the end of Demi and Ollie, not by a long shot."

Meanwhile, Demi wraps up the season by saying, "I'm so grateful for everything that I experienced during this experiment. I'm not walking out of here with a husband, but do I think that we could have a future together? Yeah, just watch this space."

Are Demi and Ollie still together after 'Love is Blind: UK?'

To the shock of many fans, Demi and Ollie started the Love is Blind: UK reunion by revealing that they did not continue dating after the finale. During the special episode, Demi confirmed, "Ollie’s a good guy, but he’s not my guy,” before explaining that she spent the year after the wedding focusing on regaining her sense of self after the intense filming process (and even moving back in with her parents).

“I was a shell of myself, and no one can give me validation other than myself. And I really had to go away and work on that," she added, calling herself "Demi 2.0" a year after the pods.

Meanwhile, Ollie also said that the failed wedding day had been the right thing for them, before defending Demi from critics who claimed he would not be attracted to someone of Demi's body type. The big twist came soon after, when hosts Emma and Matt Willis brought up his reaction to seeing Sharlotte for the first time at the pod people reunion. According to Ollie, he and Sharlotte have been seeing each other, and "have a connection outside of the experiment."

Demi and Ollie in Love is Blind: UK Reunion

Demi and Ollie at the Love is Blind: UK reunion.

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Sharlotte, who also attended the reunion, spoke up from the audience. “I don’t think I could have got through the last few weeks, having to watch what I’ve watched, without him as the perfect support," she explained. "And so, I’ve got a lot of gratitude for him, and it remains complicated. But we’re in a good spot.”

Ollie added, “It was hard to deny the connection and the attraction we had," before adding, "Watch this space.”

Though Demi and Ollie are no longer together, fans have guessed the pair are on good terms based on their Instagram activity. The exes have commented on each other's posts about the show. In one screenshot shared on Reddit, Demi left Ollie an altar prediction, joking, "Personally I don't see you making it to the altar."

Sharlotte from 'Love is Blind: UK'

Sharlotte's cast portrait, from Love is Blind: UK.

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And according to Glamour UK, Demi and Ollie have both posted about similar vacations in the past year since Love is Blind: UK wrapped filming. They both shared pics from their travels to Jamaica; Demi shared hers in December 2023, while Ollie's made the grid in March 2024. They also both visited Dubai in pics shared in October 2023, even posing on similar balconies. Fans were hoping that this meant they continued their romance, but it now appears that they share similar taste in vacation spots.

A meme posted by Demi from 'Love is Blind: UK'

Demi's answer to her relationship status, ahead of the Love is Blind: UK reunion.

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Ahead of the reunion, Demi posted a reminder that fans will just have to be patient about their relationship. On August 22, she shared a meme in her Instagram story where, in response to the question, "When someone asks for my relationship status," a woman answers, "well... well... next question... see ya," before running away from a press conference.

Demi added under the post, "Reunion 26th August @ 9pm [BST]. Stay tuned."

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