‘Love Is Blind’ Season 9 Ended With a Twist Once It Was Time To Say "I Do" (SPOILERS)

Spoiler warning: This article contains major potential spoilers for Season 9 of Love is Blind.

Each season of Love Is Blind comes with early connections, a super early engagement or two, and heartbreak in the pods. Sometimes, that heartbreak happens outside of the pods too, though, if a couple can't make it to the altar.

Or, they make it down the aisle and fail to say "I do." So, who gets married in Love Is Blind Season 9?

The first batch of episodes saw six couples leave the pods engaged and ready to start their lives together. At that time, it wasn't clear who got married or stayed married.

Fans received clarity on who made it to holy matrimony during the Love Is Blind Season 9 finale, which aired on Oct. 22, 2025. Here's who got married during the finale and who discovered once and for all how blind love can be.

In a historical first, none of the engaged couples on Love Is Blind went on to marry. The finale showed only two of the six couples who made it out of the pods walking down the aisle, though none of them actually said "I Do."

The six couples who left the Love Is Blind pods engaged were: Madison and Joe, Ali and Anton, Kalybriah and Edmond, Annie and Nick, Megan and Jordan, and Kacie and Patrick.

At the very least, viewers knew ahead of the finale that Patrick and Kacie didn't get married. After they leave the pods, they have very little contact with each other.

It might be because Patrick's heart was still with Anna when he and Kacie got engaged.

Another clue that there were no marriages from Love Is Blind Season 9 was the lack of marriage records. Unlike in previous LIB seasons, Denver County's Office of the Clerk and Recorder online marriage license records has shown no marriage licenses under any of the other cast members' names.

Kalybriah and Edmond seemed like a solid match right off the bat, even with Edmond's quirks. However, Kalybriah said during their wedding that she couldn't get past their differences. Megan and Jordan also couldn't make it work and ended their engagement before the wedding, stating she didn't think their lifestyles would work long term. Jordan, who has a son living with Type 1 Diabetes, was also concerned about how Megan would show up as a parent.

Annie and Nick, who bonded over their shared desire not to raise LGBTQ+ children, also couldn't make their relationship work once real life set in.

There is no proof yet about where they stand outside of Love Is Blind, but they don't seem like the best match.

Meanwhile, Madison and Joe parted ways shortly after Joe left his tuxedo fitting for their wedding, later telling Madison that she wasn't his person. According to her interview with E! News, she said she was grateful for the experience despite it not resulting in what she wanted.

"The Madison that went into the pods is very different than the Madison sitting here now,” Madison shared. “You can't hide from yourself there and it brings out so many things in you that you don't realize that are there—and things that you maybe haven't talked about before. I would say I was truly surprised about how enlightening and transformative it was for me individually."

Ali and Anton were clearly attracted to each other. However, Anton's drinking habits and financial situation didn't seem to match what Ali was seeking, as she told him during the wedding, "I can't be your wife."

Despite the lack of marriages, we can definitely say we were thoroughly entertained this season and are immensely relieved that no messy divorces came out of the season. Silver linings all day!

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