'Love Is Blind' Fans Think They Spotted Scripts in the Pods With the Season 8 Singles

Netflix's Love is Blind might set itself apart from other similar reality dating shows in some key ways, but one thing it has in common with them is that people often wonder how real it is. And after fans shared online that they believed they peeped some Love Is Blind scripts during filming, the questions about the legitimacy of the series only grew.

But is Love Is Blind actually scripted in some way? Even the most dedicated fans might sometimes think that the show isn't totally real, but the former cast members and couples from the series haven't said much against how real it felt to them during filming their respective seasons. Still, what's up with the scripts?

When multiple fans shared screenshots in a Facebook fan group for Love Is Blind showing what appeared to be typed out papers in the hands of Season 8 cast members, other fans couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.

"Am I crazy? I usually am, but let's be honest, doesn't It look like Virginia and Devin can't look away from their journals and in the one picture it looks like there might be a script or something.?" One user shared in a group, alongside photos of Devin and Virginia in the pods. "I know obviously reality TV isn't completely real!!! But did they just expose themselves?

To be fair, it does look like a printed out page of some kind. But it also doesn't look like an official script. And in the comments under the post, other fans pointed out that it looks like a list of questions to help the singles while they get to know each other in the pods. That makes sense, given some of the deep questions that the cast members sometimes ask each other.

The post about Devin and Virginia isn't the only one from Season 8, either. Other fans shared similar posts with hastily taken screenshots of Molly and Mason with their own printed out pages in their respective notebooks. But the pages are, more than likely, conversation starters and questions for the cast members while they are still in the pods.

Love Is Blind is a reality show that has not been proven to be scripted. However, according to Jeremy Hartwell from Season 2 of Love Is Blind and a lawsuit he filed against Netflix, cast members are paid $1,000 per week and up to $8,000 in total for filming. That could be different years after Season 2 was filmed. However, it does provide incentive for some potential cast members to put themselves out there and put their lives on hold for the show.

Watch Love Is Blind on Netflix.