Love is Blind fans, assemble: the season 7 cast will soon be reuniting to provide some relationship updates and unpack all that drama that the latest instalment had to offer.

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That's right, folks: following the release of the final episode, the season 7 reunion will soon be dropping on Netflix, meaning we'll soon get to discover which couples are still together!

Love Is Blind season 7 kicked off on Netflix on Wednesday 2nd October, following hot on the heels of the first season of Love Is Blind UK, with episodes dropping every Wednesday.

The new season followed the same format we're used to: cast members are sent on blind dates with one another with the aim of finding love and getting engaged without ever seeing who they're talking to.

With the reunion fast approaching, read on for everything you need to know about the seventh season of Love Is Blind.

How many episodes are in Love Is Blind season 7?

Garrett wearing a brown shirt and tanned trousers, smiling ahead with his arms folded.
Garrett for Love Is Blind. Adam Rose/Netflix

There are 12 episodes in total.

The 12th and final episode might have landed on Netflix, but fans can still look forward to a reunion episode coming on 30th October.

When are new episodes of Love Is Blind season 7 out?

The first six episodes of the show landed on Netflix on 2nd October, with new batches of episodes set to land every Wednesday.

Here's when every episode drops:

  • Episodes 1 to 6 – Wednesday 2nd October (out now)
  • Episodes 7 to 9 – Wednesday 9th October (out now)
  • Episodes 10 to 11 – Wednesday 16th October (out now)
  • Episode 12 (the finale) – Wednesday 23rd October

What time are new episodes released?

New episodes drop on Netflix every Wednesday at midnight PT/3am ET, which is 8am in the UK.

When is the Love Is Blind season 7 reunion?

The Love Is Blind reunion will drop on Netflix on Wednesday 30th October, promising to answer everyone's burning questions from season 7.

As ever, it'll see hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey will revisit the most shocking twists of the series as well as revealing which couples stayed strong beyond the aisle and who did not.

Who stars in Love Is Blind season 7?

The Love Is Blind girls all sat down and stood up around each other, smiling ahead in colourful dresses.
Love Is Blind. Adam Rose/Netflix

The full list of contestants appearing on Love Is Blind season 7 is as follows:

  • Bohdan
  • David
  • Garrett
  • Jason
  • Leo
  • Nick D
  • Nick P
  • Perry
  • Ramses
  • Raymond
  • Stephen
  • Tamar
  • Tim
  • Tyler
  • Alexandra
  • Ally
  • Ashley A
  • Ashley W
  • Brittany
  • Dylan
  • Hannah
  • Katie
  • Marissa
  • Monica
  • Morgan
  • Nina
  • Tara
  • Taylor
  • Jenny

Love Is Blind season 7 hosts

Nick and Vanessa Lachey stood next to each other, smiling.
Nick and Vanessa Lachey. Netflix

Nick and Vanessa Lachey will be returning as the hosts of Love Is Blind, guiding the couples through a journey they have never experienced before.

As ever, they meet the singles in the early stages of the experiment before popping back up again on their pre-honeymoon and later at the wedding dress and suit fittings.

Love Is Blind season 7 trailer

You can watch the Love Is Blind season 7 trailer below:

Love Is Blind is available to stream on Netflix now. Sign up for Netflix from £4.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.

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