The second season of the popular global dating show, Love is Blind: Sweden, has recently made its exhilarating return to the Scandinavian reality television scene. The primary goal of the show remains the same: to facilitate deep connections among singles based solely on their personalities and inner selves, as participants cannot see one another until key moments in the show, such as their wedding day.
The latest episodes began airing on March 13, with new installments released every Thursday. Episodes 5 through 7 encapsulated the unfolding drama of relationships in the second week, all expertly facilitated by Swedish television host Jessica Almenas.
Episode 7 Highlights: Love is Blind: Sweden Season 2
In the seventh episode, which debuted on March 20, tension escalated as Emmelie confronted Jakob over his choice to end their connection in the pods, raising complications in his relationship with Karolina. Meanwhile, Ola and Milly amicably agreed to part ways, concluding their journey in front of the cameras.
The episode unfolded as previously eliminated pairings rejoined the group, creating a charged atmosphere. Jakob’s awkwardness became apparent when Emmelie stepped back into the mix, prompting remarks from the remaining contestants. In earlier episodes, Jakob had formed connections with both Emmelie and Karolina but ultimately favored Karolina.
In a reflective moment during her confessional, Emmelie expressed her desire to confront Jakob, accusing him of “double-dealing”her during their time in the pods. In response, Jakob clarified that his decision was guided by his emotions, citing adherence to his feelings as the reason for selecting Karolina.
“Before I went into this experiment, I told myself that if I get the slightest bad gut feeling about some guy, I won’t keep seeing him,”said Emmelie.
As the conversation between Jakob and Emmelie unfolded, Karolina observed from a distance, indicating she would allow Jakob the space to navigate his choices independently. As more past partners reappeared, Ola and Milly discussed their ongoing friction with other contestants. Ola had indicated his dissatisfaction with Milly’s lifestyle choices, particularly her fondness for junk food and soft drinks, which clashed with his preferences.
The arrival of Tim introduced further drama, especially regarding his past with Alicia. They engaged in an emotional dialogue where Tim sought clarity on Alicia’s decision to end their relationship. Alicia articulated her concerns about a potential future with Tim, a claim he ardently disputed. Their conversation culminated in an emotional embrace, with Alicia visibly moved by Tim’s heartfelt sentiments.
Once the group returned home, Karolina took the opportunity to question Jakob about the delay in their conversations. Shortly thereafter, they went on a date where Karolina brought up the sensitive topics that had surfaced but ultimately expressed gratitude for being able to communicate openly.
“I think it feels nice to know that we can talk to each other about everything, even if it’s difficult. We can discuss these things,”stated Karolina.
Meanwhile, Oscar and Alicia decided they needed to address their issues as well. Alicia reminisced about a previous moment that had uplifted her—when Tim kissed her on the forehead—highlighting her desire for a similar affirmation with Oscar. Acknowledging their mutual lost connection, Oscar admitted to becoming distant, leading Alicia to decide that she required a pause in their relationship.
As Milly and Ola prepared to leave, they began packing their belongings, having arrived at a mutual decision to break up in the previous episode. After a meaningful farewell hug, Milly shared her hope of finding solace with friends and family back home in her confessional.
Fans can catch the first seven episodes of Love is Blind: Sweden available for streaming on Netflix.