When Is 'Love Is Blind' Season 7 Reunion Coming Out? What to Know About the Release Date and Time

Reality TV fans have a lot of questions for the season 7 cast.

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The seventh season of Love Is Blind has officially ended, but longtime fans know the drama is not over. Netflix's reality TV juggernaut always takes on a life of its own on social media, and season 7 is no exception; since its airing, allegations have surfaced against some of the cast that have eclipsed their televised relationships. Thankfully, the couples are set to return for a special reunion and will come back together to answer fan questions a full year after the show was filmed.

Read on to learn everything you need about the Love Is Blind season 7 reunion, including who in the Love Is Blind season 7 cast will return.

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Stephen Richardson, Timothee Godbee, Leo Braudy in the Love is Blind season 7 reunion.

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When will the 'Love is Blind' season 7 reunion air?

Netflix has confirmed that the Love Is Blind season 7 reunion will be released on Netflix on Wednesday, October 30, 2024, at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT. The reunion special will not stream live, so there likely won't be a repeat of the season 4 delays, making this a true appointment viewing for fans.

Is there a trailer for the 'Love is Blind' season 7 reunion?

Yes! Netflix announced the season 7 reunion with a teaser—which also served as the return of one of the season's buzziest couples: Leo and Brittany. Despite being dropped from the show after the pods, the art dealer and esthetician made a comeback to tease the forthcoming reunion. In the clip, they also revived some of Leo's greatest hits from the pods, including his ever-present Rolex, and the kissy noises (that we never needed to hear again).

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Netflix also released an official Love is Blind season 7 reunion on October 29, one day before the special hits streaming. Considering how many unions fell apart before they could hear wedding bells, fans can expect many bombshells to come to light.

A lot of speculation has been swirling around whether Ashley and Tyler are still together, since they made it to the altar, despite Tyler's shocking, late reveal that he's fathered several children. It seems like that will be hashed out on camera, as Ashley asks him, "Who has better insight on what’s going on, social media or me?" while he says, "I don't owe anyone an explanation but Ashley. I hate the fact that our worst moment is the moment everyone wants to hear about the most."

They're not the only contentious pair: Hannah accuses Nick of "wanting to be "the most famous person ever on Love is Blind," while Ramses, Marissa, and Marissa's mom(!) dissect what led to their breakup. So, it seems many gasps and jaw-dropping reactions are in order!

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Which cast members will attend the 'Love is Blind' season 7 reunion?

Netflix has confirmed that all six couples who got engaged—Garrett and Taylor, Ashley and Tyler, Marissa and Ramses, Hannah and Nick, Alex and Tim, Monica and Stephen—plus Leo and Brittany, will return for the reunion. Each of them can be seen in the trailer.

According to the official synopsis for the special, fans can expect "surprise guests." In the trailer, there is a brief shot of Marissa's mother, but it's yet to be revealed who else may appear.

Netflix has also shared that the reunion will feature past LIB contestants—including Jessica from season 1, Nancy from season 3, Bliss, Zack, and Marshall from season 4, and AD from season 6—to offer commentary and updates on their love lives. Fingers crossed there will still be enough time to parse through the drama from the most recent season with each couple.

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Alexandra Brown and Monica Davis in the Love is Blind season 7 reunion.

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Who got married in the 'Love is Blind' season 7 finale?

Spoilers for the Love is Blind season 7 finale ahead. By the final episode of the D.C.-set season of Love is Blind, only three couples were left in the experiment, after Monica and Stephen split following the sexting scandal, Tim ended things with Alex because he hated naps, and Hannah and Nick met their inevitable demise. However, the first minutes of the season 7 finale included another breakup: Ramses called things off with Marissa in what she later described as a "jarring" conversation where she had "no say."

Then there were two, and both of them said yes! Taylor and Garrett's fairytale wedding went without a hitch, cementing them as this season's meant-to-be couple. Meanwhile, Ashley and Tyler got married, despite their brief hiccup after Ashley found out that Tyler had three children, which he hadn't revealed in the pods nor Mexico. Several allegations have come out against Tyler since season 7 began airing, and they'll likely be a major subject of conversation at the reunion, depending on when the episode is filmed.

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