Are Vic and Christine Still Together From Love is Blind?
Yes, as of the latest season 10 coverage, Vic and Christine are still together and are being treated as one of the season’s more solid, quietly stable couples. They got engaged early, kept most of their drama off-camera, and continue to be mentioned as a main pair moving forward, which is usually a good sign for any Love Is Blind relationship trying to survive beyond the pods and the initial binge-watch hype.
There isn’t an official “yes, they’re married and posting brunch photos every Sunday” confirmation from the show, but everything from interviews to production comments frames them as a couple whose story is still very much ongoing rather than abruptly over.
Official sources and producers have gone out of their way to point out that Vic and Christine are core cast members for the rest of the season, not a side story that fades after the proposal.
They were even part of a unique production decision: instead of heading to Mexico with everyone else, they were sent on a more private, low‑key Malibu trip, which the creator and producers have explained was about budget and storytelling choices, not about any secret breakup or behind‑the‑scenes meltdown. That quiet, almost “normal couple on vacation” energy fits how they’ve been edited from the start – less chaos, more steady, sometimes almost too healthy for a reality show built on dramatic confrontations.
On screen, their connection starts fast and deep: he’s a public‑policy professor, she’s a speech‑language pathologist, and they bond over work, faith, and some pretty vulnerable shared history, including growing up around addiction and having those matching youthful weed‑possession misdemeanors that weirdly make them feel more human and less polished for TV.
Vic even journals about an “invisible woman” he can’t see but already knows, and then literally names Christine as that person, which is the kind of moment that sticks with viewers and makes the relationship feel less like a gimmick and more like two slightly nerdy people talking themselves into real commitment.
Their reveal is sweet instead of messy, full of happy awkwardness and a lot of “wow”s, and Christine’s little “you think other people feel like this, or just us?” question almost feels like something said on a late‑night walk, not in front of cameras.
The Malibu twist has turned into its own mini‑myth: the show couldn’t really afford to follow seven couples in Mexico, so production decided to give Vic and Christine a more private getaway, away from the usual love triangles and tequila‑fueled arguments.
Official interviews describe those days as calm, intentional, and full of deep conversations – basically the opposite of the group‑trip chaos that usually defines the Mexico episodes. Instead of testing their bond with ex‑pod connections, they spent time revisiting old talks, imagining future travel, and even joking about that “Super Bowl house” dream where both families pile in for big events, which feels like the kind of oddly specific plan couples make when they’re actually thinking long‑term.
Off camera, the usual internet detective work hasn’t turned up a clean “confirmed married and thriving” answer yet, and even things like who follows whom on Instagram are pretty unreliable at this point. What is clear, though, is that they’re being positioned by official outlets and even spoiler chatter as one of the more likely couples to make it to the altar, with some reports even flagging a marriage certificate in their names among the season’s pairings, though not all paperwork details are public or fully verified yet.
For now, the most honest answer is this: yes, Vic and Christine are still together in the world of the show and in current coverage, and everything about the way their story is handled suggests they’re one of the rare Love Is Blind matches where the connection might actually outlast the trending hashtag phase.
Disclaimer
All relationship status details are based on publicly available episodes, interviews, and entertainment reports at the time of writing. Off‑camera developments may change over time. Viewers should treat this article as informational, not definitive proof of any couple’s current status, and always cross‑check with official sources.
