Fans are talking about the smash Netflix hit, 'Love Is Blind'. It seems to be a global sensation, as fans are also buzzing about 'Love Is Blind Brazil' and what the couples are doing these days.
Not only is it entertaining on-screen, but off of it, fans want to know what goes on when it comes to a variety of things, such as, does cast make money and get paid?
Another burning question from this season seems to be about the glasses... yes, those golden cups and wine glasses that seem to be everywhere, during various parts of the show.
There has been several fan theories about in the recent seasons, however, the show's creator Chris Coelen finally opened up about why we see them so often. We'll delve into that mysterious detail, along with other things the production staff provides to those that are on the show.
Why Is The Cast Of 'Love Is Blind' Constantly Drinking Out Of The Unique Golden Wine Glasses And Cups?
It seems like in almost every scene, the gold glasses are somewhere, whether they're like a cup, or as a wine glass.
Now fans have various theories as to why the glasses are gold, with some suggesting that the show doesn't want to show what exactly is in the glass. Though that notion has been proven to false, given that we're seeing the cast make their drink, whether it be wine or whatever else they're enjoying.
Fans on Reddit noticed the glasses last season as well, though this time around there a lot more visible.
"Yeah i have no issue with them but after the 71492nd time that I saw them it felt like they were being shoved down my throat."
Another user on Reddit would also comment, stating that the participants in the Netflix experiment also get to keep the glasses once the show comes to an end.
What fans really want to know however, is why we see them so often, and what is the reasoning behind it all?
The Show's Creator Chris Coelen Purposely Put The Golden Glasses Into The Show
While alongside Variety, show creator Chris Coelen was finally asked about the glasses, and what the meaning is behind them.
Unfortunately, the Netflix show creator revealed that there really isn't any particular motive for them, just that it adds authenticity to the relationships, and heck, he just loves the glasses in general.
"I don’t know. It’s something I like. When you turn on the show, you know it’s our show. It’s a very authentic, really true following of these people’s journeys, but I like the fact that we have this sort of connective tissue with that in a really light way, it’s fun."
So in other words, it is something that is just unique to the show, and makes fans think of 'Love is Blind'. In truth, chances are the next time you see such a glass, you'll instantly think of the show.
Further into the interview, Chris Coelen would reveal that the show does a lot more for the participants aside from making them use really cool glasses.
The 'Love Is Blind' Production Team Supplies The Contestants With Lots Of Other Things
'Love is Blind' provides the contestants with a few other things, and that also includes wedding rings. Let's be clear here, when the show is casting for participants, it is key that they're really looking for love and are open to the experiment. It isn't just an opportunity to gain exposure for those involved.
- The show's creator revealed that despite the multiple woman that went through weight-loss journeys during season 2, adding them in was not intentional.
The show takes things a step further, even providing the cast with rings. Sure, we saw Kyle use the family ring, however, for the most part, the creator revealed that show even has options to choose from.
"Not at all. They don’t. If they want to propose and want to have a ring to give, we provide — up to a certain level — a ring for them to do that with. If they choose to do that, we actually give choices. There are, like, 10 or 12 different styles and colors. It’s up to them, they don’t have to. There’s no pressure to do that."
Coelen would further discuss how the wedding is the most stressful part of the show, though at the end of it, the moment is of the utmost importance. He called like "being at the Super Bowl." It is high stress moment and one that is extremely unpredictable, though in truth, this what has lured so many fans in.
