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'Love Is Blind: Italy' Coming to Netflix on December 1st
THE ADAPTATION OF THE HIT FORMAT
LOVE is BLIND
Hosted by BENEDETTA PARODI and FABIO CARESSA
COMING DECEMBER 1 ONLY ON NETFLIX
October 25, 2025 - Love Is Blind: Italy is coming soon! The Italian adaptation of the hit series Love Is Blind, produced by Banijay Italia, will be available exclusively on Netflix starting December 1.
For the first time together in a show, hosts Benedetta Parodi and Fabio Caressa are ready to kick off an emotional journey in search of true love, guiding the participants through an experience that will lead them to choose someone to marry without ever meeting in person.
The series will be divided into three parts for a total of 10 episodes and for almost the entire month of December, Mondays will be dedicated to Love Is Blind: Italy:
Monday, December 1: the first four episodes will be available, where participants begin to get to know each other inside the pods, leading up to the marriage proposals.
Monday, December 8: episodes 5-8 will be released, following the couples as they experience daily life together up to the altar.
Monday, December 15: episode 9 will be released, and on Friday, December 19, the reunion episode will reveal what happened to the couples months later.
Love Is Blind: Italy represents a true social experiment, a less conventional approach to modern dating, in which a group of singles, eager to be loved for who they truly are, will have the chance to find their soulmate without the distractions of the outside world and choose someone to marry without ever seeing them. After meeting and getting engaged, the couples will explore their relationships in everyday life: work, friends, and family. Will reality and outside influences pull them apart or when the wedding day arrives, will they marry the person they fell in love with blindly?
The Italian adaptation, directed by Angelo Poli, is written by Magda Geronimo, Valentina Massouda, and Antonio Vicaretti.
Love Is Blind premiered in the United States on February 14, 2020 and has since become a global phenomenon. The original series has been so successful that it has been adapted in many countries, including Japan, Brazil, Sweden, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Argentina, France, and now Italy.
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