From all the seasons so far, these are the Love Is Blind UK marriages that ended in divorce

They all ended badly

The Love Is Blind UK marriages are legally binding, so if a couple says “I do” at the altar and then it doesn’t work out, they have to go through a full divorce process. It’s a lot.

So, it shouldn’t really be that much of a surprise that after getting married to someone you’ve known for a matter a weeks, it doesn’t always end well. And boy, have the UK couples proved that. Some of the gorgeous weddings we saw on Netflix ended in mess, arguments, and tears. 

Here’s a rundown of all the Love Is Blind UK marriages that have ended in divorce. 

Sabrina and Steven

Love Is Blind UK couples who got a divorce

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Sabrina and Steven from Love Is Blind UK season one officially have the shortest marriage in the entire franchise’s history. They lasted just 86 days after saying “I do”. 

For the most part, Sabrina and Steven looked like the golden couple of the first UK Love Is Blind. However, at the reunion we found out it had all come crashing down. After their wedding, they were thrown back into “normal” life, which meant Sabrina was living in Belfast and Steven was living in London. The newly married couple were doing long distance.

Despite what Sabrina said about distance not being the main issue, the couple then split, and at the reunion Steven pinned the reason behind this on them being far away from each other. However, during the episode, Sabrina seemed to say the fault was with Steven, and called him out for his lack of effort and communication.

Ashleigh and Billy

Love Is Blind UK couples who got a divorce

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Ashleigh and Billy were on the second season of Love Is Blind UK, and let’s be real, not many of us even thought they’d make it to their wedding. But they did, and then said yes. However, after three months, it was all over.

Throughout the entire experiment Billy went on about how the one occupation he didn’t want his other half to have was cabin crew. Guess what Ashleigh does? Yep, she’s cabin crew. So, the cracks were there from day one. 

Their wedding took place in October 2024, and Ashleigh confirmed they agreed to split the following January. “I was looking forward to the future, looking forward to him moving down south and as soon as the cameras were off, he didn’t want to come to the south,” she told Radio Times. “He didn’t have any intention of moving to the south, which was huge because how are we going to make this marriage work if you’re not going to compromise slightly on that?”

Sarover and Kal 

Love Is Blind UK couples who got a divorce

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Sarover and Kal also couldn’t make it past the three month mark, and ended their Love Is Blind UK season two marriage in a big fat divorce. 

Speaking on the What’s The Reality podcast, Sarover revealed because their wedding took place in Scotland, laws stated they had to wait one year before the divorce was official.

Sarover explained she and Kal were not eligible for an annulment, despite getting legally married on Love Is Blind UK. It doesn’t really sound like an amicable split, as they blocked each other and then went on to do lots of interviews. She called their breakup “toxic”. Ouch.

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