Love Is Blind: Italy
Love Is Blind: Italy (Italian: ‘L’amore è cieco: Italia') is a reality television series hosted by Benedetta Parodi and Fabio Caressa based on the American show of the same name. The first season premiered on Netflix on December 1, 2025. A reunion episode was released on December 19, 2025.
Production
Love Is Blind: Italy is produced by Banijay Italia, directed by Angelo Poli, and written by Magda Geronimo, Valentina Massouda, and Antonio Vicaretti.[1] The season was filmed in Milan, Italy, and Agadir, Morocco, where the couples' retreat took place.[2] The casting call for the show was launched on October 9, 2024.[3]
Season summary
| Couples | Married on
the show |
Still together | Relationship notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyoni and Alessandro | Yes | Yes[4] | Hyoni and Alessandro got married on the show, and revealed at the reunion that they were still together, had moved in together, and had visited Hyoni's home country South Korea. After skipping the couples' retreat on the show, they became a fan favorite for their genuine and passionate relationship. |
| Karen and Nicola | Yes | No[4] | Karen and Nicola said 'yes' to each other at the altar, they revealed at the reunion that they did ultimately not get married due to an administrative issue with Karen's paperwork and because they broke up following a fight shortly after the wedding. While Nicola expressed his wish to reconcile the relationship at the reunion and production showed a number of video messages Nicola had sent them over the months stating this desire, Karen was apprehensive and has since announced that she has a new partner. |
| Gergana and Parmi | No | No[4] | While Gergana said 'no' to Parmi at the altar, as she felt like the relationship needed more time, and the couple continued dating for some time after the show, they ultimately broke up, citing the physical distance (Gergana lived in Milan, Parmi in Firenze) as one of the main reasons. A notable and recurring topic in their relationship were their different cultural backgrounds and how their families would react to them. |
| Ludovica and Davide | No | No[4] | Davide said 'no' to Ludovica at the altar. Both bonded over being from Naples and being family-oriented, but experienced issues related to one of Davide's former relationships and a seeming lack of physical attraction. |
| Alisa and Alessandro | No | No | Alisa and Alessandro broke up before the wedding, over differences in lifestyles, expectations, and general incompatibility. |
| Giorgia and Giovanni | No | No | Giorgia and Giovanni split up before the wedding due to clashing views on marriage and intimacy. Their relationship was notable for their frequent fights and Giorgia confronted him at the reunion for being egocentric and insincere. After breaking up with Giorgia, the show followed Giovanni on a date with Federica, one of the other women from the pods with whom he had made a connection but had ultimately not proposed to. Federica made a brief appearance on the reunion where she revealed that she was no longer speaking to Giovanni and asked Giorgia to rekindle their friendship. |
References
- ↑ Ucci, Ivonne (26 October 2025). "'Love Is Blind: Italy' Coming to Netflix on December 1st". Netflix. Retrieved 08 February 2026. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help); Check date values in:|access-date=(help) - ↑ Shrestha, Naman (02 December 2025). "Where is Love is Blind Italy Season 1 Filmed?". TheCinemaholic. Retrieved 08 February 2026. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help); Check date values in:|access-date=, |date=(help) - ↑ "Casting Has Started for the Italian Adaptation of the Successful Series 'Love is Blind'". Netflix. 09 October 2024. Retrieved 08 February 2026. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help); Check date values in:|access-date=, |date=(help) - ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Williams, Helen (23 December 2025). "Here are all the most shocking reveals from the Love Is Blind Italy reunion". Reality Shrine. Retrieved 08 February 2026. Unknown parameter
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