Love Is Blind UK Season 2: Who is Still Together?
If you’re here to get the lowdown on which couples survived the pods and the glare of reality TV to stay together, let’s jump in, no super-polished recap, just a ‘what happened and how did it feel?’ rundown.
Billy & Ashleigh: Still Together
Yes, they’re together. But it’s not quite “happily ever after”; it’s more “happily working on it, with a side of awkward supermarket trips.” Billy, the PT instructor with the Irish charm (and a Michael Bublé tattoo), sweeps Ashleigh off her cabin crew's feet after some gentle probing about exactly what that means for their schedules.
She’s ready to give up jet-setting just to make this work, which felt genuinely sweet, but you could sense a bit of tension when the couple tried navigating Billy’s ultra-strict meal routine and Ashleigh’s craving for snacks. His dad’s “Never marry a cabin crew” comment popped up like a little ghost from the past; Ashleigh, impressively, shrugged it off. If you want a couple who feels like real people, these two are it—messy, honest, sometimes clumsy, but very much in the thick of it.
Kal & Sarover: Still Together
Kal and Sarover are, to put it simply, not just surviving, but thriving (at least so far). Plenty is going on beneath the surface: Kal is dealing with profound family loss, Sarover is wrestling with her Indian heritage and her parents’ caution, and both of them are navigating the cross-cultural minefield.
I loved how Kal showed up for the reveal in full South Asian wedding gear—just leaning in, drama and all. There’s insecurity too (Sarover’s not his “usual type”), and family pressure is ever looming, but they keep getting through things, sometimes talking in circles, moving forward. Kal even admitted living together didn’t make him want space, which, honestly, is the ultimate millennial marker of “yes, this is going okay.”
Kieran & Megan: Still Together
These two are still together, and honestly, they’re adorable but not in a storybook way. Think: meet-cute energy, joined by a tangled relationship plot involving competing pod connections and that Japanese good luck charm (which, spoiler, was a terrible omen for his date with Sophie).
Megan’s heart beats loud, but slowly her “I love you” took time. Kieran’s patience earns a gold star, and the way they handle drama (including the post-pod emotional turbulence) makes them feel kinda like that couple every friendship group roots for, even if they squabble at parties.
Jed & Bardha: Still Together
Yep, still together at least as of the Cyprus trip and settling in back in the UK. Jed’s the “not just an Essex lad” type, Bardha’s the fiercely loyal Albanian, and together they’re discussing baby names before the producers even get a wide shot.
They haven’t had a big argument yet (which Bardha’s best friend thinks is a red flag, honestly relatable), but their bond feels sturdy, rooted in shared values and lots of food. Both threw themselves into meeting each other’s families, who mostly approved, though, real talk, Jed’s mum is nervous about how fast this is going.
Javen & Katish: Not together
If you’re into love triangles and dramatic reversals, theirs was wild. Katisha initially chose Demola, doubled back to Javen, got engaged, but then saw the relationship crumble after nights out, family drama, and trust issues (plus a returned ring). Her final line felt kinda freeing: “I’m relieved that he showed me who he is, so I don’t have to find out a year down the line.” Honestly, same.
Patrick & Aanu: Not together
If there’s one breakup story you’ll remember, it’s Patrick’s weird fixation on “human design” and his spleen and splitting up over singing and energy alignment. I mean, that’s modern dating for you. Aanu’s parting serenade was possibly the most British reality TV moment of the season.
