762 - Love is Blind s6 REUNION Part 1 with Keisha!
Oh Lord, we've been on a journey and we STILL don't know if AD/Clay and Chelsea/Jimmy are together.
This was a fantastic reunion and we are glad Nick and Vanessa stepped up their game and asked the important questions and cleared up the mystery of the Gatorade bottle in the microwave. Jeramy and Sarah Ann still suck. Amy and Johnny are perfect and we don't know what kind of BC they are on. Chelsea is sorry for saying she looks like Megan Fox. Jimmy knew he should have dumped Chelsea right when she revealed his secret. Clay knows he made a mistake. AD says she won't date Clay again but she DID go on a couple of dates with Matthew! Jessica is a girls girl and will be on Perfect Match. And, finally, Laura is still our QUEEN!
Timestamps: 5:15 Prison Brides gossip/chat
10:00 LIB recap begins
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