How to watch Love is Blind Season 4

Georgina Smith
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Love is Blind Season 4 has been entertaining fans across the world since it began airing in March 2023 — if you want to catch up on all the episodes of the popular series so far, here is everything to know about how and where to watch it.

Love is Blind has been hugely popular among fans since the first season was released on Netflix in 2020.

In the series, contestants are placed within purpose-built ‘pods,’ where they can get to know the other people on the show. However, they can only hear each other’s voices.

To meet face-to-face, a marriage proposal must be accepted, and the engaged couples then go on to get to know each other further, before deciding whether to marry or not by the end of the series.

Fans of the show have been invested in Season 4, which began on March 24, 2023. Here’s everything to know about how to watch it.

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The fourth season of Love is Blind will be released on March 24.

How to watch Love is Blind Season 4 2023?

You can watch Love is Blind Season 4 on Netflix.

The first five episodes of the show dropped on the streaming platform on March 24, and new episodes will be added each Friday. You can find out more about when episodes are scheduled here.

Set in Seattle, Washington, and hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey, this season will see 30 hopeful singletons embarking on a romantic journey to find their soulmates.

How to watch Love is Blind Seasons 1-3

If you want to catch up on the previous seasons of Love is Blind before starting Season 4, you are also able to watch seasons 1-3 on Netflix.

The previous seasons have included plenty of romance and drama that has kept fans glued to their screens, and there’s no doubt that Season 4 will follow suit

For more Love is Blind news and updates, check out our page here.

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About The Author

Georgina was formerly an entertainment writer for Dexerto. She covered all aspects of influencer culture on TikTok and more, including creators such as Charli D’Amelio and Addison Rae. She also wrote about hit reality shows such as Love Island and Below Deck.