The final vows are in for the second season of Netflix’s German dating experiment. After weeks of building relationships in the pods, facing real-world tests, and meeting families, three couples reached the altar on January 15, 2026, to decide if love truly is blind. The finale delivered both celebration and heartbreak, with two couples deciding to legally marry and one partnership ending when a partner said no.
Love Is Blind: Germany Season 2 Finale Couples and Results
The journey that began for 30 singles in the pods concluded with three final engagements being put to the ultimate test. Hosted by the married couple Steffi Brungs and Chris Wackert-Brungs, the experiment asked if connections formed without sight could survive the pressures of the real world and lead to marriage. The finale presented the decisive moments for each pair.
The results at the altar were:
- Josy and Gunnar: Married.
- Jessi and Konstantin: Married.
- Yasmin and Andi: Did not marry.
Yasmin and Andi’s Relationship Ends at the Altar
The first couple to face the officiant was Yasmin and Andi. Their relationship in the pods was built on deep conversations about emotional security and commitment. However, Yasmin had expressed doubts earlier in the process about insecurity and personal boundaries.
At the altar, Andi spoke first, sharing heartfelt vows about the connection they built. He expressed gratitude for the path that led them together and said yes when asked if he wanted to marry Yasmin. When it was Yasmin’s turn to answer, she delivered the emotional climax of their story.
โI really wish I could say yes today, but I canโt. I canโt.โ
With that, Yasmin declined to marry Andi, ending their journey on the show. In a private interview after the ceremony, Andi described feeling crushed, calling it โa dream that got crushedโ. He shared that he had entered the experiment hoping to find โsomeone I could get close to and whoโd reciprocate my affectionโ. The episode showed them speaking privately afterward, with Yasmin explaining her fear of making a mistake, leaving their future unresolved.
Josy and Gunnar Become the First Married Couple
Following the emotional split, the focus shifted to Josy and Gunnar. Their path to the altar wasn’t without significant hurdles. A major point of discussion was their differing views on children, with Gunnar having clearly stated he did not want them. Before the ceremony, Josy confided in friends that saying yes would mean accepting a future without children.
Despite this life-altering difference, their wedding ceremony was marked by sincere and honest vows. Gunnar praised Josy for her honesty, stating,
โI got to know someone who is honest. Honest with her feelings, honest with her fears, honest with me.โ
When the officiant posed the final question, Gunnar answered with a clear โYesโ. Josy followed, also saying โYes,โ making them the first legally married couple of Love Is Blind: Germany Season 2.
Jessi and Konstantin Seal Their Relationship with a ‘Yes’
The final ceremony was for Jessi and Konstantin, who were seen by many as the most stable couple throughout the season. Before walking down the aisle, Konstantin referred to Jessi as his โdream womanโ. Their wedding day included supportive family members and emotionally charged vows that underscored their strong bond.
In her vows, Jessi expressed a profound sense of being understood, saying,
โI have never felt so accepted and understood by someone in my life, as I do by you.โ
Konstantin responded in kind, and when asked for his decision, he left no room for doubt.
โIโd have to be the dumbest man in the world if I didnโt say yes. Yes.โ
Jessi also replied with a decisive โYes,โ sealing their marriage. Their ceremony concluded with celebration, music, and family festivities, providing a joyful end to the season’s experiment.
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How to Watch Love Is Blind: Germany Season 2
The complete second season, including all finale episodes, is available to stream globally on Netflix. The season follows a structured release format. The series is classified as NC16 and falls under the Reality TV genre.
For viewers around the world, the series is accessible on Netflix’s various subscription plans. Audio and subtitle options are available in multiple languages, including English, German, Spanish, French, and Italian, making it accessible to a global audience.
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