When I was cast for season one of Netflix's "Love Is Blind" back in 2018, I was surprised by so many aspects of the behind-the-scenes of the hit reality-TV show.
The show follows single contestants participating in an experiment to see if they can fall in love with someone without ever seeing them. Each contestant sits in an enclosed room, also known as a pod, and speaks to their date on the other side of the wall.
Couples have about 38 days to date, become engaged, and walk down the aisle, where they may or may not say "I do."
Though I said "no" to contestant Kenny Barnes at the altar, I still had a once-in-a-lifetime experience and learned what goes into making a reality show that attracts millions of viewers.