‘Love Is Blind’ couple calls off wedding ahead of the finale, but their relationship may not be over yet
With the clock ticking on Season 10 of ‘Love Is Blind,’ the pressure is at an all-time high, and for Bri, reality hit harder than expected. The newest batch of episodes landed on February 25 on Netflix, and they saw Bri turn to her fiancé, Connor, and ask him if he truly felt prepared for marriage. Connor didn’t hesitate. He said, “I am ready for it. Think I'll be a good husband, good father.” But Bri wasn’t on the same page with him.
She admitted that, “Transparently, when I came into your house, I see your car and I'm like, ‘This guy doesn't give a sh*t about anything. What does this mean about how he's gonna show up for a presentation of our house and our family and his job, and is he proud of it?’” She explained, “I know it's such a silly thing about a house and a car, but like, what clothes you wear and how you present yourself. It doesn't have to be high-end, crazy things, but just have pride, and that's a reflection of you.” Bri admitted that she’s used to dating men who try to “out-alpha” her personality, who show up loud and dominant, and take up space without asking.
Connor isn’t that. And that difference threw her off balance more than she expected. She spoke about what “challenge” means to her. In her words, “Like, is it challenging me to get up at 6 o'clock and go to the gym and be disciplined about that? Maybe that's something that I would love for someone to encourage me to do. But also, is the challenge being able to accept just being loved for who I am?” Connor, for his part, said material things don’t define him. He doesn’t obsess over appearances, but that doesn’t mean he lacks plans. He talked about wanting a comfortable home someday and building stability.
Bri then acknowledged that she may have misjudged him. She said, “I know you hustle, and I know that you're proud of what you've built for yourself, and I know you take pride in that. And I hated that I watered that down, because I do.” Her voice cracked as she described how he makes her feel loved, even on days when she feels “the most disgusting.” She asked herself out loud, “I'm trying to decide, are you the total package, or are you in my life to teach me how to be loved? Is this my person for the rest of my life? Is that true love?” And she couldn’t picture herself walking down the aisle with a “question mark” hovering over her head.
So she said, “Am I ready to walk down the aisle? No.” Connor looked stunned. He admitted he had been fully prepared to say yes at the altar. Bri made it clear this wasn’t necessarily goodbye forever. She expressed hope that maybe one day, if they grow and they figure things out, marriage could still be on the table. “If we can get through this, I hope that it's not a no forever,” she communicated. Despite calling off the ceremony, they both seemed inclined toward continuing the relationship. Bri has also been sharing behind-the-scenes glimpses of her and Connor on Instagram, which is rarely seen before the finale, making fans speculate that they are indeed together. However, to know for sure, viewers will have to tune in to Netflix and watch the finale on March 4.
