How old is Amber Morrison? 'Love Is Blind' Season 10 star responds to rumors she faked her age on show
Ever since its premiere in 2020, Netflix's 'Love Is Blind' has generated major buzz thanks to its unique concept and romance-filled moments. Along with its popularity, the show has also found itself at the center of several controversies. The latest one involves Amber Morrison, who was accused of faking her age. The 33-year-old nurse practitioner has now cleared the air, firmly addressing the claims once and for all.
A 'Love Is Blind' fan account shared a meme showing Morrison in the pods with her name, job, and age displayed on screen. The text above her photo read, "Fixed it for you Netflix." In the meme, her age was replaced with a question mark, and the account captioned it, "33? Are you sure about that?" Fans shared their doubts about Morrison's age, with one writing, "Definitely does not look 33, she’s down to earth and seems kind and all observations can be true at the same time."
Morrison responded in the comments, defending herself and her age, "….we have to upload our IDs and passports to get on the show lol. If I look old, that's fine. I don’t sit around obsessing over my looks or comparing myself to others like I did in my 20s." She added, "My mental health improved drastically after I stopped picking at my every flaw and developed more productive hobbies (gardening, painting, teaching, baking, and most importantly, spending time with my daughter). There’s so much more to life; hence why I chose to go on a show based on qualities of people other than appearances." Morrison added a shrugging emoji to her post.
Notably, account executive Jordan and nurse Morrison connected in the pods over food and humor. Morrison shared that she was a mother to a seven-year-old daughter, Emma, which initially made Jordan nervous since he had considered having children a dealbreaker. Morrison explained that she was selective about who met her daughter, adding complexity to dating. Despite his concerns, Jordan felt reassured by Morrison's strong co-parenting relationship with Emma's father and by getting to know Morrison better.
The duo connected over feeling like outcasts. Jordan was teased in school, and Morrison faced judgment for having a child while being unmarried. They mentioned they enjoy being "weird" together and also discussed careers, with Morrison wanting something more artistic and Jordan exploring his path. During the first batch of episodes, Jordan showed affection through cooking, including baking cookies and sending them to the women's lounge.
By the end of Episode 2, Jordan proposed to Morrison, and she said yes. At the reveal, Jordan called her stunning, while Morrison showed some initial reservation but later complimented his smile and eyes, calling the proposal the second-best moment of her life after giving birth to Emma. He also gave her the handwritten letter he wrote in the pods. By Episodes 5 and 6 in Cabo, the couple is closer than ever, sharing laughs, intimacy, and playful moments that highlight their fun-loving personalities.
