Love Is Blind Season 10: Who Is Still Together?
Most of the core couples introduced in the first six episodes of Love Is Blind Season 10 are still together at this stage of the season, at least according to the show’s own status updates. The experiment may be wild, but on paper, this Ohio cast is surprisingly… committed.
Let’s walk through where each couple stands right now, in a way that feels more like catching up with friends than reading a recap spreadsheet.
Emma and Mike – Still Together
Emma and Mike are still together, navigating one of the most emotionally loaded topics a couple can face: whether to have kids. Their connection really starts after Emma’s first-choice pod connection falls through, and she tentatively leans into Mike’s calm, steady energy instead.
What makes them compelling isn’t just the romance, but the way they keep circling back to Emma’s history and her fears about parenthood. She grew up without contact with her biological parents, went through major medical issues and surgeries as a child, and carries the weight of possible hereditary risks.
Mike, on the other hand, is very clear that he wants to be a dad someday. Instead of bailing when he hears her hesitation, he leans in, listening and encouraging, convinced that if they keep building trust, they might find their way to a shared yes. It’s tender, a bit messy, and very human.
Christine and Vic – Still Together
Christine and Vic are also still together, and they look like one of the season’s most quietly solid pairings. They connect early in the pods over service and community work, shared faith, and the kind of conversations that sound like two people actually thinking about a life together, not just a wedding day.
Vic’s poetic side and Christine’s grounded warmth make their engagement feel more “slow burn soulmates” than reality-TV speedrun. Their solo trip to Malibu, away from the usual group chaos, gives them a kind of honeymoon bubble before the real world intrudes.
There’s a sweetness to how they revel in simple things: sleeping in, sweating in saunas, mini-golf competitions, pizza and wine nights. You can almost feel them trying to memorize what it’s like to have nothing to worry about except each other.
Amber and Jordan – Still Together
Amber and Jordan are still together, too, building a relationship around parenthood from day one, just in a very different way. Amber walks into the pods as a single mom, absolutely clear that her child is non‑negotiable.
Jordan starts off thinking he doesn’t want to date someone with kids, then gradually realizes that Amber and the life she already has might be worth rewriting his rules for.
Their story has this cozy, slightly chaotic domestic energy: cooking together, joking about waffles before school, then fast-forwarding to deeper conversations about what it really means to step into a parental role.
In Mexico, you see that comfort level dial up quickly, shaving his back, CPAP intimacy, all the unglamorous stuff that weirdly signals “we’re actually a couple now.” The big question hanging over them isn’t “Are they into each other?” but “Who’s moving where, and how will their real lives fit together?”
Bri and Connor – Still Together
Bri (Breezy) and Connor are still together, but their story already has those little hairline cracks you can’t unsee once they appear. In the pods, they feel like an instant match: easy banter, shared sports nostalgia, parents who coached their teams, the whole “future soccer mom and minivan dad” fantasy.
Their engagement has that pumped‑up, let’s‑go energy you’d expect from two former state-school types. Once they hit Mexico, though, the real world sneaks in. Jealousy flares when old second choices pop back into the picture, and Bri starts to wonder about the connection she might have had with someone else.
Connor, for his part, clearly feels the wobble and doesn’t always know how to respond. They’re technically still together, but you can feel the show quietly asking: do they love each other, or the idea of the life they sketched out in the pods?
Brittany and Devo – Still Together
Brittany and Devo are still together, even though their emotional vs. physical pacing is out of sync. From Brittany’s side, this is a “I bought the dress before the show” level of commitment; she arrives fully ready to meet her husband, vows and all.
Devo, nerdy voice and all, meets that intensity with genuine affection, even as he processes a personal loss during the experiment. Where they start to wobble is in Mexico, particularly around physical intimacy.
Brittany’s love language leans heavily toward touch, and she’s willing to bend her own boundaries if it means feeling closer to him. Devo keeps insisting nothing is wrong, which somehow just makes it feel like something definitely is.
They’re still a couple, but their story sits in that uneasy space where you can care about someone deeply and still not quite find the rhythm your partner needs.
Ashley and Alex – Still Together
Ashley and Alex are also still together, on paper, at least, but theirs is one of those couples where you can feel the tension building under the glossy surface.
In the pods, it’s very “Barbie meets ex‑athlete with a soccer ball,” all chemistry and flirty questions and references to The Alchemist. Their reveal is pure fireworks; the attraction is immediate and loud.
Once they’re out of the pods, though, cracks start forming. Alex confides to someone else that Ashley isn’t his usual “type,” then chooses not to mention it to her. He’s thinking about a mobile, almost nomadic future; she wants reassurance and something that feels stable.
By the time they’re around the other couples, you can see the shift from honeymoon energy to “are we actually compatible when life gets less glamorous?” They’re still together, but they’re already bumping into some big, grown-up questions.
Jessica and Chris – Still Together
Jessica and Chris are still together, quietly representing the “we’re not the most dramatic, but we’re actually solid” corner of the season.
She’s a doctor coming out of a divorce, exhausted from real-world responsibilities and looking for someone who can be emotionally safe and politically aligned.
He’s the steady guy who trains hard but also loves pizza and couch time, and doesn’t freak out about her six-inch heels or her strong opinions.
Their story has fewer fireworks and more “oh, that’s what real life might look like.” They talk about activism and values, worry about body image and “types,” and negotiate things like cold plunges and lifestyle differences with a mixture of humor and honesty.
It’s not flashy, but it feels grounded, like two people who could actually share a home, not just a beachfront resort.
Kevan, Tyler, and Keya – Not Together
The one situation that definitely doesn’t end in a relationship is the Kevan–Tyler–Keya triangle. What starts as a promising connection with Tyler slowly unravels under indecision and mixed signals, until she ultimately walks away rather than wait for him to fully choose her.
Kevan then tries to pivot back to Keya, hoping to salvage something real, but she’s already done the internal math. Instead of accepting a late-stage proposal or letting herself be framed as a backup plan, she chooses herself and steps out of the experiment single and unapologetic about it.
It’s one of those rare reality TV moments that feels less like heartbreak and more like a quiet mic drop.
Right now, Season 10 is in that fascinating middle zone: most couples are still intact, but the honeymoon layer is starting to peel away. The real test isn’t the pod proposals or the Cabo sunsets — it’s what happens when these people have to fit their weird, beautiful, complicated lives together outside the experiment’s bubble.
Disclaimer:
The information in this article is based on episodes of Love Is Blind Season 10 that have aired and publicly available updates at the time of writing. Relationship statuses may change as later episodes, reunions, or post-show interviews are released. Viewer interpretations and storyline summaries are based on on-screen edits and may not fully reflect real-life developments after filming.
