Love Is Blind‘s Christine & Vic’s Fate Revealed After He Called Out Viewers For Calling Them ‘Boring’
Jason Pham
Warning: Love Is Blind spoilers ahead. They were one of the most drama-free couples from Season 10, but are Christine and Vic still together from Love Is Blind? A spoiler revealed all.
Christine Hamilton, a 31-year-old Speech-Language Pathologist, and Victor St. John, a 34-year-old Professor, met and got engaged in The Pods on Love Is Blind Season 10, which filmed singles from Ohio. Compared to past seasons, which filmed in one city, Ohio featured singles from all over the state. Christine and Vic were one of four couples to make it to the altar in the Love Is Blind Season 10 finale, but were only one of two couples to get married. The other couple was Amber and Jordan.
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TMZ also confirmed that both couples got married. Christine and Vic obtained their marriage license in Cuyahoga County in April 2025, while Amber and Jordan got their license around the same in Knox County.
Are Christine and Vic still together from Love Is Blind?
According to Reality Steve, Christine and Vic confirmed at the Love Is Blind Season 10 reunion that they were still together. Because Vic and Christine were the only Season 10 couple to not go to Mexico for their honeymoon (they went to Malibu instead due to Malibu, California, instead due to budget restraints), TurboTax announced at the reunion that it would sponsor a honeymoon for them.
Reality Steve also reported that Jordan and Amber, Love Is Blind Season 10’s other married couple, had split after their wedding. However, Christine and Vic aren’t the only married couple from Love Is Blind Season 10. Reality Steve also reported that Bri and Connor, who split before their wedding day, were back together and currently dating, though they’re not married.
What happened to Christine and Vic from Love Is Blind?
Most of Christine and Vic’s storyline throughout Love Is Blind Season 10 revolved around their different races. During one scene, Christine opened up about her feelings around being a white mother to her and Vic’s biracial children. “I think the only thing that I have, and it’s not a fear. I don’t know what the right word would be, but, like, that reminder that I’m not going to be able to understand or to relate 100% with my own kid with something is a big deal… I just want to make sure that we’re able to maneuver that right,” she said.
Earlier in the season, Vic also slammed fans on Threads who labeled his and Christine’s relationship as “boring” compared to other couples on Love Is Blind Season 10. “Seemingly healthy relationships can present boring,” he wrote. “It can trigger skepticism & think pieces disguised as truths. In part, for valid reasons because the world exposes us to wicked things & pain. I entered the experiment with faith, an open mind & heart…not with discrimination/hate. I’ve seriously dated women of diff races. I came looking for a potential wife & if you think the color of the person’s skin would change the decisions in episodes 1-3, you don’t know me. I pray for societies healing.”
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Love Is Blind creator Chris Coelen explained why Vic and Christine went to Malibu instead of Mexico. He explained that the series typically follows five or six couples to Mexico, however, due to the increase of engaged couples in Season 10, the series could’t afford to send everyone to Mexico. “We said, ‘You know what, we’re going to send one couple on their own individual romantic getaway, and they get to do a lot of the things that the couples that do go to Mexico got to do,’” Coelen said. “We had to pick one, and the couple that we picked, what I said to them before we sent them on their trip, ‘We love you, we want to follow you, we want to be with you back in Ohio. You guys have been on your own amazing romantic bubble, your romantic island, this whole entire time.’”
He continued, “Part of what people do when they go to Mexico is they resolve unresolved threads. That’s part of the point of going to Mexico and seeing all the others, and Vic and Christine really didn’t have any of those unresolved threads. So they were the ones that we picked to go on the trip by themselves.”
