Love Is Blind: Brazil (Portuguese: Casamento às Cegas: Brasil) is a Brazilian reality television series based on the American show by the same name hosted by the Brazilian celebrity couple Camila Queiroz and Klebber Toledo which premiered on Netflix on 6 October 2021, as part of a three-week event.[1][2] Following the format of the American television series by the same name, a group of men and women meet on the show with the hopes of finding a partner in marriage.
Netflix renewed Love Is Blind: Brazil for a second season on 23 November 2021, which premiered on 28 December 2022.[3][4][5][6] On 11 January 2023, it was revealed that a third season had been filmed in secret back-to-back with the second season and was released on 7 June 2023.[7][8] On 22 November 2023, the series was renewed for a fourth season, which premiered on 19 June 2024.[9] On 31 October 2024, Netflix announced that filming for the fifth season had begun, with the season premiering on 10 September 2025.[10][11]
A special After the Altar episode was released on 20 December 2023, featuring cast members from the first three seasons of the show for a reunion.[12]
Format
The series follows 32 men and women hoping to find love. For 10 days in a speed-dating format, the men and women date each other in different "pods" where they can talk to each other but not see each other. Whenever they decide, the individuals may propose to the contestant they wish to marry. After the proposal, and meeting face to face for the first time, the engaged couples head to a couples retreat. During this trip, they spend time getting to know their partners and meet the other couples participating in the experiment.
Following the couples retreat, they all move to the same apartment complex in São Paulo. While at the apartments, they all meet their partners' families and explore their partners' living conditions. On the day of the wedding, the engaged couples carry out wedding ceremonies and make their final decisions at the altar about whether to split up or get married, answering the central question as to whether love is truly blind.[2]
Sexy Beasts, a dating program on Netflix with a similar premise of disguising contestants' looks with prosthetics and make-up.
Married at First Sight, a dating program on Peacock where participants marry strangers for a period of eight to ten weeks before they must choose to divorce or stay married.
Perfect Match, a dating program where former dating reality television contestants pair up and compete in challenges as they aim to become the most compatible match.
