
If you’d told me at the beginning of this series of Love is Blind that one of the male participants would voluntarily compare himself to Andrew Tate on camera, I’d have assumed you were “delulu”, as the kids say.
The Netflix reality show, which sees contestants date, fall in love and propose through a wall, “sight unseen”, is so popular that it’s now on its 10th US series, alongside spin-off British, Brazilian, Swedish, Mexican, Japanese, Argentinian, German and Middle Eastern versions.