Leo from Love Is Blind has revealed his hilarious ins and outs for 2025 and they’re iconic

Leo was one of the more controversial contestants on Love Is Blind season seven, but after his appearance on the reunion episode, he became a huge fan favourite. These days you can find him bidding on bananas taped to the wall, dealing very important art and wearing Rolexes at every given chance. Leo has become a bit of an icon on social media too, and has been posting a lot of funny Love Is Blind content about himself including some 2025 ins and outs. And to be honest, they’re just too funny not to share.

Leo’s 2025 ins

The funniest in by far is redemption arcs, which Leo has indeed managed to achieve. We also can’t ignore the obvious Love Is Blind pod mwah mwah mwah reference, which had everyone cringing and turning away. Well, Leo says it’s time to embrace the cringe from now on and bring those kisses into 2025.

Frames on paintings may also be a nod to the art inside his apartment that was just hanging on the wall being crushed by a lamp, with no protective framing on or around it. Sorry for bringing attention to that king.

Leo’s 2025 outs

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I have to laugh at the art dealer comments, because Leo the art dealer will always be famous.

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The two biggest outs on his list are definitely Love Is Blind related, with the first being taking things personally and the second being freaking out on TV. Leo was put at the centre of a LOT of hate this year, and it’s bound to take a mental toll. However, he’s kept his head up, admitted where he was wrong and resolved to have a great new year without all the drama of the internet. Good for you Leo!

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