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'Love is Blind': Fans predict messy divorce for Danielle and Nick's 'train wreck' of a relationship

'I’m waiting for the reunion when Nick and Danielle say they still love each other but decided to go their separate ways #LoveIsBlind,' wrote a fan

When Nick Thompson and Danielle Ruhl first began interacting through the pods on 'Love is Blind' Season 2, the duo was instantly drawn to each other. Watching them slowly fall in love with each other after every interaction, made fans fall in love with them as well and several fans began rooting for the couple. So, when Nick and Danielle ended up becoming the first couple to get engaged this season, fans were convinced that they would end up together.

But fast forward to today, the couple did get married, and fans are not so sure about Nick and Danielle's decision to marry each other. Several fans took to Twitter predicting that the couple's marriage would end in a "messy divorce" and even labeled their relationship as a "train-wreck". If you're wondering why fans are convinced that the couple's marriage won't last for too long, then keep reading.

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Though Nick and Danielle's relationship seemed to be pretty strong at the beginning, fans began noticing cracks in their relationship as soon as they left the safety of pods and took their relationship to the outside world. Danielle's insecurities and Nick's short-temper didn't bode too well for their relationship, as they kept constantly getting into fights. From fighting over home decor to underwhelming response to meeting their families, Danielle and Nick locked horns regularly. Just few days prior to their wedding, Nick began questioning if Danielle was ready to get married, and began urging her not to marry him. Since both of them come from divorced families, they were extremely determined not to walk down the same path, so Nick and Danielle seemed very cautious of their decision to get married.

Despite their many differences and issues, the couple surprised everybody when on the day of their wedding they decided to go ahead with their wedding. While Danielle and Nick are excited and optimistic about their life together, sadly the same can't be said for fans. After watching Nick and Danielle's roller-coaster relationship on the Netflix show, fans felt that they shouldn't have married in the first place, but since they did decide to get married, fans are beyond convinced that their marriage will end in divorce.

A fan tweeted, "Bruh Nick really said yes to Danielle either we missed their entire connection happening or Danielle is a cover bc all they did was argue. I was exhausted for them #LoveIsBlind." Another fan wrote, "Nick said yes to Danielle. Never seen anyone sign into a lifetime of senseless emotional abuse. Congrats Nick and Danielle #LoveIsBlind." "Nick and danielle are about to come back on the reunion like “we filed for divorce bc i jokingly said omg danielle we have to wash the whites separately from the rest of the clothes and she thought i said i hate you” #LoveIsBlind," joked a fan. "I’m waiting for the reunion when Nick and Danielle say they still love each other but decided to go their separate ways #LoveIsBlind," echoed a fan.

Another fan shared, "Nick and Danielle are such a trainwreck couple lol they’re headed straight for divorce soz #LoveIsBlind." "Nick and Danielle are going to have a miserable marriage that ends in an OBVIOUS divorce #LoveIsBlind," added a fan. "Nick & Danielle fully expecting a hot mess of a divorce or some serious therapy bills to keep this sh*t afloat #LoveIsBlind," predicted a fan. "Now... Nick and Danielle... a whole ass mess. I hope they get an annulment and save themselves the divorce fees down the line because pfff... that ain't going NOWHERE #LoveIsBlind," expressed a fan.

'Love is Blind' Season 2 is available for streaming on Netflix.

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