Love is Blind UK spin-off series announced - which series 1 and 2 stars are in the cast, when is the Netflix release date

The show, which is as yet untitled will be similar to Love is Blind’s US’s After The Altar, a follow-up show which follows the lives of the stars one or two years after the cameras have stopped rolling on the wedding days.

It gives viewers a chance to see how the couples who stayed together are navigating their relationship in the real world, as well as find out if any of their unlucky in love co-stars have found romance since the show ended and also what the reality of divorced life is like for those who said ‘I do’ but didn’t make it.

A date for the spin-off show hasn’t been confirmed by Netflix but it’s thought it will air next year before the next season of Love Is Blind UK lands. It’s expected that Love is Blind UK series 3 will air in August 2026, as the first series aired in August 2023, followed by series 2 in August this year.

The cast is expected to bring together favourites from the first two seasons, such as married couples Benaiah and Nicole, Jasmine and Bobby and Megan and Kieran, as well as former married couple Kal and Sarover, and possibly also former couples Ashleigh and Billy and Sabrina and Steven, as well as memorable singles Sam, Freddie, Sophie and more.

A TV insider told The Sun that alongside the couples from season one and two, the spinoff will also follow some single cast members as they reunite with exes. “Among the familiar faces will be Megan and Kieran, celebrating their first wedding anniversary, Bobby and Jasmine, preparing to welcome their first child with a baby shower, and Kal and Sarover, meeting for the first time since their dramatic reunion revealed they had split,” they said.

Fans will also be hopeful that the spin-off will have more longevity than it’s US counterpart as After The Altar was unexpectedly cancelled after season four, despite its popularity with viewers. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, when asked whether there are any “plans to continue” After the Altar, the creator of Love Is Blind Chris Coelen responded: “No. Not interested in doing that.”

Expanding on why he had made that choice, he went on: “It sounds fun to catch up, and that’s one of the reasons with the reunion now — it’s fun to catch up and see where some of your favourites have been. “But when you get into an After the Altar structure, it becomes more like a docuseries. And docuseries, as many people know, are really driven by drama.”

He continued: “And to go into an After the Altar with Brett and Tiffany or Zach and Bliss or whoever” referencing couples who have married and are living a happy life together. “Where’s the drama going to be? It doesn’t feel real; it feels like at that point you’re just making something that’s kind of for the sake of making it. It’s not an exciting idea for a show. It doesn’t really feel fulfilling to me as a producer. And I think, ultimately, even though people liked it to some extent, I just don’t think it’s that great.”

We’ll update this page to bring you more information about the Love is Blind UK spin-off series when Netflix reveal more.