Love Is Blind UK season 1: who is still together? Two of the pod marriages are still standing

Cast your mind back to the summer of 2024, when Matt and Emma Willis stood in front of a glowing wall and asked a group of British singletons to fall in love through drywall. It went about as well as you'd expect — which is to say, gloriously, catastrophically, and occasionally both at once. Two years on, the series 1 scoreboard is in, and honestly? It's better than anyone had a right to predict.

Three couples said "I do" on camera. Two of those marriages are still going. For a show whose entire premise sounds like a dare, that's a frankly indecent success rate.

The ones who made it

Bobby and Jasmine. The rapper and the nurse, the couple so wholesome my group chat briefly forgot how to be cynical. They married in 2023, went public when the series aired, and in December 2025 welcomed a baby boy after what sounds like a genuinely frightening emergency C-section.

"I've never known fear like I did that night," Jasmine wrote afterwards — before adding that she'd never known love like what followed, either.

Obviously Bobby announced the pregnancy with an original rap. Of course he did. The man proposed via rap. He will presumably deliver the eulogies at all our funerals via rap, and we will thank him.

Nicole and Benaiah. The survivors of the season's messiest love triangle — remember Sam? — quietly wed in September 2023 and are still married now, per HuffPost's recent check-in. They've simply gone a bit low-profile, which sent fans into a mild panic earlier this year. Asked why her husband had vanished from her Instagram grid, Nicole clarified that Benaiah is merely "a rare Pokémon these days" — off social media, not off the marriage. Relatable king, honestly.

The ones who did not

• Steven and Sabrina. Married at the altar, split before the reunion. The couple everyone had pegged as the sure thing, which is reality TV's way of reminding us we know nothing.
• Freddie and Catherine. He said no at the altar. She said yes. Physics has yet to recover. At the reunion the pair confirmed they were better off as friends, which is the most British possible ending to a televised jilting.

The final tally

Eleven engagements happened in those pods, if you count the ones Netflix didn't bother showing us. Two marriages survived. One baby exists. Series 3 is currently airing, series 4 applications close at the end of August, and the wall is still glowing. The experiment continues, whether we deserve it or not.