Er, are we sure love is blind?! Here are the actual success rates of each UK season

The wedding episodes of Love Is Blind UK season three are out, so we know how many couples actually get married. A pretty big chunk of them do lock it in. But how does the success rate of season three compare to all the other years? Here’s an in-depth look at the rate participants from each season of Love Is Blind UK got engaged, get married, and live happily ever after with somebody from the show (for now, anyway).

Season one

30 singles entered the pods for the inaugural season of Love Is Blind UK. 22 of them got engaged. We only saw six proposals on the show – the other five were cut.

Two couples – Bobby and Jasmine, then Benaiah and Nicole – are still together in real life. Another one, Sabrina and Steven, got married on the show, but broke up ahead of the reunion.

Aw, it seemed so promising… (Image via Netflix)

However, two other contestants who didn’t get engaged on the show met up afterwards, fell in love, and had a baby together. Cat Richards and Jake Singleton-Hill welcomed their daughter Clara-Jane in August 2026.

So, out of the 30 participants in season one, 87 per cent got engaged, 20 per cent got married, and 20 per cent are still together (it’s just not the same six people).

Season two

Er, only one couple from season two is still standing. Kieran and Megan were very much that year’s golden couple. They now live together in London, and have a podcast called Fill Your Kupp. Of course they do.

 

 

 

 

 

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Three other couples did get married on the show, but parted ways afterwards.

We know of another couple who got engaged, but weren’t featured in the final edit. Apparently, a woman called Amy got the ick from her fiancé Ross within 24 hours. After the producers informed them they wouldn’t be included in the next stages of the TV show, Amy and Ross gave up on each other.

Overall, out of the 30 participants from season two, 47 per cent got engaged, 27 per cent got married, but 7 per cent lived happily ever after. Yikes, love was not in the air that year.

Season three

The season three menfolk
(Image via Netflix)

Woah, the cast of Love Is Blind UK season three broke a record. Although the show followed six couples, eight more actually got engaged during the pods. Chevanique and some unspecified bloke were the only two not to find somebody and lock it in.

Out of the six couples who progressed to the Ibiza holiday, four made it down the aisle.  I’m afraid we don’t yet know for certain if any of those couples broke up after the show was filmed – we’ll get confirmation in the upcoming reunion episode.

Based on the episodes that have aired, 93 per cent of participants got engaged, and 27 per cent got married. The season three cast are on track to be the most successful set of Love Is Blind UK participants so far.

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Featured images via Netflix.