Which 'Love Is Blind' Season 4 Couples Are Still Together?
The fourth season of Love Is Blind comes to a close this weekend, as viewers learn which of the remaining four couples get married in the finale, and where they stand nearly a year after filming. This Seattle-based season brought several surprises, including some dramatic breakups and a second chance engagement. Ahead of Sunday night's live reunion, read on for what we know about each of the couples so far. Warning: season 4 finale spoilers ahead.
Brett and Tiffany
Three years after Lauren and Cameron made fans believe that love could form out of the wild Love Is Blind premise, the series found another meant-to-be couple with Brett and Tiffany. The pair have been adorable from their first interactions in the pods, though they had some minor drama when Tiffany fell asleep during a vulnerable conversation. Luckily they moved past it, got engaged sight unseen, and had a dreamy vacation in Riviera Maya, Mexico.
Once they arrived back in Seattle and moved in together, each of their families and friends received the wedding news well, and it became clear that nothing would stop these two from making it to the altar. Their bumps in the road were manageable, including an important talk about finances and some overwhelming wedding-planning stress affecting Tiffany. Throughout it all, they remained a solid team, but the LIB editors still teased that something would go awry on the wedding day, showing clips of Tiffany crying and Brett looking annoyed.
The April 14 finale revealed that Brett and Tiffany had no doubts about marrying each other. Tiffany had been crying because of the emotions of the day and how secure she felt with Brett, and the only drama on the day came from Brett's ill-fitting suit. After he went to a tailor and got his pants altered (returning to the venue 30 minutes before the wedding), Brett and Tiffany had a lovely, moving ceremony and said "I do."
Paul and Micah
Micah and Paul connected early on in the pods, but both of them were also interested in other people. Eventually the pair decided to focus on each other and get engaged. Even though they were one of the calmer couples leaving the pods, with Micah calling their relationship a "slow burn," they became more comfortable with each other throughout the Mexico trip.
Once they arrive in Seattle, real-life issues came up when considering their future. One serious concern was Micah's desire to split her time between Seattle and Arizona, where she owns property, while Paul would rather stay in the Pacific Northwest, and also wanted to keep his current apartment. There was also plenty of drama when Micah introduced Paul to her friends, who didn't believe that he was "the one" for her. (Her friend Shelby was especially anti-Paul for the remainder of the season.)
Once the wedding day arrived, both Micah and Paul were clearly nervous, with Paul struggling to decide whether to say yes. When they make it to the altar, Micah received the "I do" prompt first, and there was an awkward moment where she wanted Paul to answer first. He ultimately decided that they weren't ready for marriage, later saying in a confessional that he couldn't imagine ever marrying her. Micah ran out of the ceremony in tears, (with Shelby looking happy that they said "I don't"). We'll learn what has happened between the couple since in Sunday's reunion.
Chelsea and Kwame
Chelsea and Kwame's relationship had a bit of a rough start, as Kwame was initially more interested in Micah while Chelsea seemingly only had eyes for him. After Micah chose Paul and broke up with Kwame, he committed to Chelsea, and she happily said yes to his engagement. They became even closer in Mexico, and despite a charged conversation between Micah and Kwame, he and Chelsea worked through the issue and returned to Seattle together.
Back at home, it became clear that they had different ideas for their future. Chelsea wanted to have children very soon, while Kwame wanted to travel more before settling down. Also, Kwame was remotely-based in Portland and wanted to live there, while Chelsea needed to stay in Seattle for work. Finally, while Chelsea's family welcomed Kwame with open arms, his mother did not approve of the marriage.
Despite these concerns, Kwame and Chelsea made it to the wedding day, with Kwame's sister attending and welcoming Chelsea to the family. Their wedding was the pre-finale cliffhanger, as Chelsea said yes at the end of episode 11. The finale started with Kwame's answer, and he said...yes! The couple then enjoyed the rest of their reception, while Kwame seeming happy and a bit in shock.
Jackie and Marshall
Jackie and Marshall was another couple dealing with a love triangle, with Jackie having trouble deciding between Marshall and Josh in the pods. When Marshall reaffirmed that he's committed to her, Jackie choose him, saying that he's a different guy than she's ever dated and the right choice for her. They got engaged but their Mexico getaway had some rough moments, including an evening where Jackie had an emotional meltdown due to her complicated outside life.
Once they returned to Seattle, the couple's relationship took a turn, with Marshall spending the night away from their shared apartment after an off-camera fight. More harsh words were exchanged when he came back, and their relationship seemed strained from that point on. Then, at an all-cast party, Jackie met Josh in person and he admitted that he still wanted her. Soon after, Jackie skipped her wedding dress fitting to meet Josh and told him that she wanted to date him. (Jackie has since told Entertainment Weekly that the date with Josh and the fitting did not take place on the same day.)
After the concurrent wedding dress/tux fittings, Jackie broke up with Marshall, admitting that she was attracted to Josh. In a loaded moment, Marshall asks for the ring back and Jackie refuses, saying that her intentions were real when she accepted it. Even though Jackie and Marshall don't make it to the altar, there has been tons of post-show drama now that episodes are airing. She and Josh were spotted out together recently, and anonymously leaked texts shows Jackie allegedly dissing Marshall and admitting that she began dating Josh in May 2022, when the show was filming. Much of this drama, which has taken over Love Is Blind TikTok, will likely be hashed out during the reunion.
Zack and Bliss
In the pods, Zack was torn between Bliss and Irina. Though the latter had some mean-girl tendencies, with Bliss even warning Zack about that side of Irina's personality, Zack chose Irina and proposed to her. Unfortunately, the pair had no chemistry when they met in person, and it got worse during the Mexico trip, with Irina telling friends that Zack gave him the "ick" and telling the lawyer to his face that he made too much eye contact.
Unsurprisingly, Zack and Irina didn't make it past Mexico. Once Zack arrived back in Seattle, he met Bliss in person and she gave him a second chance as they went on several dates. They became closer, and when Zack eventually proposed, Bliss said yes. The couple then continued the Love Is Blind process and moved in together, even though Bliss admitted that she still had trouble trusting Zack and had concerns with his decision to choose Irina.
The engagement was well-received by Zack's family and Bliss's mom, but Bliss's dad was very negative about the whole affair. Still, Zack and Bliss made it to the wedding day, and both of them were nervous yet excited on the day. After their vows acknowledged the unconventional path of their relationship (even by LIB standards) and their similar ways of seeing the world, they both said yes. The season ended with the couple having their long-awaited first dance to Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance," and signing their marriage certificate on camera.
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