'Love Is Blind' Faves Lauren and Cameron Tease a Return to TV (EXCLUSIVE)
Lauren and Cameron Hamilton told us they have a project in the works that "involves us returning to TV."
Updated Feb. 21 2024, 2:42 p.m. ET
Let's be honest: Few people manage to find love on reality TV shows. But Love Is Blind couple Cameron and Lauren are one of the exceptions to the rule. If you weren't rooting for them to say "I do" from their first date until they walked down the aisle, then you weren't watching the show correctly.
Since making millions of Netflix watchers fall in love with their love, Lauren and Cameron have been happily committed to each other, and we've been gobbling up every detail of their life post–Love Is Blind. Many wonder if we’ll see the pair on TV again or co-host the show that brought them together.
During an exclusive chat with Distractify for their partnership with Lay’s, Lauren and Cameron answered the question on every LIB fan’s mind: Will they return to reality TV? Here’s what the lovebirds said!
Lauren and Cameron from ‘Love Is Blind’ share that they're working on something that “involves returning to TV.”
Lauren and Cam’s relationship has been in the spotlight since they married in front of millions of viewers in the Season 1 finale of Love Is Blind. However, outside of their talk show appearances and Love Is Blind: After the Altar, the couple have been more visible on their social media accounts.
In April 2023, many of their fans demanded to see them back on Love Is Blind, this time as hosts. A fan named Libby Cross posted the petition on Change.org stating that Lauren and Cam should replace current Love Is Blind hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey. Despite the petition reaching 1,245 signatures, the swap has yet to happen.
While the LIB OGs admit the show has become more “performative” with time, they didn’t confirm or deny taking over as co-hosts. What the couple could tell us is that they’re working on several projects, including one where they will be back on television.
"Well, we are definitely working on a lot of different things, and a big part of that involves us returning to TV," Lauren confirmed. "That's all we can say right now. People just have to stay tuned and be sure that they're following us on all of our socials because we always keep our supporters updated on everything that we have in the works."
Cameron also told us that the couple is working on a podcast, though he and Lauren still need to give us the name or when we can expect to subscribe.
“[We're] working on a podcast as well," he revealed. "I think we'll probably see that sooner than later."
Lauren and Cameron plan to continue to “be our best selves” in their marriage — whether on TV or not.
Cam and Lauren’s possible return to TV comes years after Love Is Blind fans thought they might receive a spinoff of them about their marriage and life after a dating show, per a 2020 Entertainment Tonight report. Although the couple said at the time they were open to a spinoff, for now, so far, the spinoff hasn’t happened.
In the meantime, the couple frequently posts content of themselves having a date night, traveling, or reviewing Love Is Blind on their YouTube channel, Hanging With the Hamiltons. In November 2023, Lauren and Cam took their 710,000 YouTube subscribers along as they celebrated their vow renewal in Las Vegas. During their video, “We Got Married in Vegas (Again),” they broke down the journey of going down the aisle five years later.
Cam told us that the most important thing to them as they continue growing in their marriage is to stay “grounded in the reality of our relationship,” something he discovered through their vow renewal. Lauren also noted that allowing one another to “grow individually” has helped them weather any storm — with or without cameras rolling.
“I think that we've learned that when we're our best selves, it helps our marriage to be in its best state as well,” Lauren told us. “Continuing to cheer each other on, push each other to reach our dreams, and really support each other in that has really proven to help the health of us individually and our marriage. It's the strongest when both parties operate in their best selves.”