Love is Blind: Germany - Which couples are still together?

Love is Blind: Germany continues to captivate audiences with its unique approach to finding love, where singles connect emotionally before ever seeing each other. As the German adaptation of the globally popular reality dating series, the show explores whether emotional bonds can withstand the challenges of real-world compatibility.

Episode 8 of Love is Blind: Germany, which aired on January 10, 2025, marked a critical point in the journey of the couples as they navigated the ups and downs of life outside the pods. At the end of the episode, 3 couples were still together: Hanni and Daniel, Ilias and Alina, and Sally and Medina.

Their relationships endured trials, but each pair showed a strong commitment to making things work. Meanwhile, Jen and Marcel parted ways after a difficult conversation that highlighted their incompatibilities.

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The 3 couples approaching the wedding day in Love is Blind: Germany

Alina and Ilias tried to strengthen their bond by involving Alina’s family in their journey. The couple held a virtual meeting with Alina’s parents, Christoph and Petra, where Ilias candidly discussed their relationship. He reflected on how their connection had grown and acknowledged the challenges of a long-distance relationship.

Christoph asked Ilias about any weaknesses he noticed in Alina, to which Ilias admitted that he initially felt things were “too good to be true.” As the conversation turned to logistics, Christoph expressed concern about the difficulties of managing their relationship with Ilias living in the north and Alina in the south.

Petra reassured the couple, suggesting they could overcome these challenges with time and effort.

Despite the encouragement, Ilias expressed in his confessional that the distance between them was a significant concern. He hoped Alina would consider moving north but admitted he felt conflicted about the idea of separating her from her family.

Hanni and Daniel explored wedding traditions during a date, where Daniel shared his plans to incorporate an Italian tradition involving chocolate-covered almonds as party favors. The couple’s discussion turned emotional as they opened up about their families. While Daniel spoke about his parents’ strong marriage, Hanni revealed the impact of her parents’ separation.

After returning from a visit with his family, Daniel noticed Hanni feeling stressed and overwhelmed. Hanni admitted she needed space to process her emotions and decided to stay at a hotel for a couple of days. This temporary separation gave them time to reflect on their relationship.

In episode 8 of Love is Blind: Germany, Sally, and Medina share a relaxed date where they discuss their future together. Medina opened up about feeling nervous regarding meeting Sally’s parents, acknowledging the importance of making a good impression.

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Jen and Marcel's relationship came to an end

Jen and Marcel’s meeting in Mainz marked a turning point in their relationship. While Jen had hoped the trip would provide clarity, she admitted to feeling uncertain about their future in Love is Blind: Germany. She explained to Marcel that unresolved communication issues were a major source of tension, saying, “I feel like you don’t communicate with me.”

Marcel attempted to defend his efforts, pointing to recent attempts at engagement, but Jen dismissed these as insufficient. Frustrated, she described their relationship as "toxic" and decided to end it. Removing her ring, she left it beside Marcel, signaling the conclusion of their journey. Marcel respected her decision, and the couple went their separate ways.

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Watch the latest episodes of Love is Blind: Germany currently streaming on Netflix.