With another new season of Love is Blind coming to Netflix soon, where is the show filmed? Here’s what you should know.
The first five seasons ofLove is Blindon Netflix were full of endless drama. Viewers saw love triangles, tragic splits, rude accusations, and more.
Where exactly is the sixth season of Love is Blind filmed? These are details about the location.
Love is Blind Season 6’s location
The showrunners decided to filmLove is Blind Season 6in Charlotte, North Carolina. Charlotte is known for being a modern city full of science displays, historical museums, and interactive exhibits.
The producers successfully tracked down several singles living in Charlotte to participate in the show.
An early Valentine’s Day gift, from Netflix to you: the first trailer for Love is Blind Season 6 is here! Prepare your pod for February 14th 💞pic.twitter.com/iDyLcHbZ2M
Some of the cast members you can expect to see include Alejandra who’s a 28-year-old financial consultant, Amber who’s a 33-year-old real estate broker, and Matthew who’s a 37-year-old financial advisor.
These Charlotte residents aresointerested in the idea of finding their soulmate that they’re willing to date people they’ve never laid eyes on before.
Charlotte is a brand-new city for this franchise, by the way. The first season was filmed in Atlanta, Georgia and the producers have continued moving around to new places since then.
In every season of Love is Blind, there are always awkward and cringeworthy moments that surface when two people finally meet each other face-to-face.
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There’s a possibility viewers will watch this trend continue withthese Charlotte residentswhile enjoying Season 6 of the show.
Nick and Vanessa Lacheyare still the co-hosts of Love is Blind, even though they primarily reside on the island of Hawaii. As a reminder, Nick and Vanessa have been the hosts of Love is Blind since the very beginning.
Stephanie Harper was a Reality TV Writer on Dexerto’s US team, covering Below Deck, Kitchen Nightmares, Selling Sunset, Love is Blind, Love Island, Next Level Chef and other shows She also has bylines at HuffPost, CBR, The Daily Dot, Distractify, and Healthline.
