The Love Is Blind pods are moving to the Twin Cities for season 8.

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"Love is Blind", the hit Netflix dating show where singles only meet face-to-face after becoming engaged, will premiere its Minneapolis -based eighth season on Valentine's Day. Netflix released the Season 8 trailer on Monday, revealing the 32 singles from Minnesota who will look for love this season.

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The highly-anticipated season 8 of the hit Netflix reality series Love is Blind is set to release this Valentine's Day, and we finally have the official trailer for the next installment.

Netflix ‘s Love Is Blind will be back with season eight on Valentine’s Day. The streamer also renewed the series through season 10, they announced Wednesday.

Love Is Blind recently dropped the trailer for its upcoming eighth season. The upcoming season of Love Is Blind takes place in Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minnesota, and is special since it marks the fifth anniversary of the popular Netflix dating show.

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It follows Owen Hendricks (Centineo), a young CIA lawyer who is learning the ropes of espionage. Viewers of the thriller will remember that Owen tackled European spies and assassins in the first season. Now, the law graduate is heading to South Korea for a fresh assignment.

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