Love is Blind: Germany episode 8 recap: Some couples embrace excitement while others hesitate at the altar

Episode 8 of Love is Blind: Germany, titled Cold Feet, premiered on January 10, 2025, on Netflix. With weddings approaching, emotions peaked as couples tackled unresolved issues and made crucial decisions.

Alina and Ilias discussed their future and the challenges of long-distance relationships in a virtual meeting with her parents. Meanwhile, Hanni and Daniel explored wedding traditions on a date, but stress and personal differences led to a temporary break in their connection.

Jen and Marcel’s relationship hit a breaking point, leading Jen to return the ring and leave. Meanwhile, Sally and Medina remained stable, though Medina expressed nerves about meeting her parents. The episode ended on a suspenseful note with Hanni and Daniel at the altar, leaving viewers eager to learn their final decision.

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Alina and Ilias face family questions and long-distance issues in Love is Blind: Germany

Alina and Ilias continued to strengthen their connection by talking to her family as they prepared for their future together in Love is Blind: Germany. Reflecting on their intimate relationship, Ilias shared,

"We took things slowly at first, but when it happened, it was a beautiful experience."

Alina shared in a confessional, saying,

"Things are getting stronger between us every day."

The couple had a virtual meeting with Alina's parents, Christoph and Petra, where Ilias candidly addressed their relationship. When Christoph asked about any weaknesses he noticed in Alina, Ilias admitted,

"At first, I thought it was too good to be true. But as time passed, I realized there were no shortcomings."

Alina’s father also raised concerns about how the couple would manage their long-distance relationship, with Ilias living in the north and Alina in the south. Petra reassured them, saying,

"You’ll figure it out eventually."

In his confessional, Ilias shared that the distance between him and Alina was becoming a significant concern. He expressed his desire for her to move north but admitted feeling conflicted about the possibility of taking her away from her family. Despite these challenges, the couple said they would focus on open communication and optimism for their future.

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Hanni and Daniel navigate wedding stress and personal differences

During a date, Daniel shared plans to incorporate an Italian wedding tradition involving party favors with chocolate-covered almonds in Love is Blind: Germany.

"Each package will have five almonds representing happiness, wealth, health, long life, and fertility," he explained.

The conversation turned emotional when Hanni opened up about her parents' separation, to which Daniel responded,

"I feel lucky that my parents are still together."

However, cracks began to show when Daniel returned from a visit to his family. Hanni admitted feeling overwhelmed and stressed. "I needed some time alone," she told him, adding, "I’m not really myself right now." Daniel asked if they should discuss it further or take a break, and Hanni chose the latter, opting to stay at a hotel for a couple of days to clear her mind.

As the episode ended, the couple reunited on their wedding day, standing at the altar with friends and family watching. Whether the couple will say "yes" or "no" at the altar will be revealed in the next episode.

Other highlights included Jen and Marcel’s emotional confrontation in her hometown, where she removed her ring and walked away, signaling the end of their journey. Sally and Medina shared a calm date, with Medina admitting his nervousness about meeting her parents.

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