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Love is Blind
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Jimmy seeing Jessica on ‘Love is Blind’ for the first time, explained

Things are getting messy on season 6 of this romantic experiment.

The latest season of Love is Blind is already a doozy. Season 6 of the Netflix series sports far fewer legal hurdles than season 5 — so far, at least — but it’s heaped up with just as much drama and disorder as fans have come to expect from the unique dating show.

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Season 6 once again saw 30 singles enter the pods in the search of love. Among them were the participants fans are gradually getting to know over the course of the season as they coupled up, got engaged, and headed off to see what outside life together would look like.

There’s always a love triangle or two in Love is Blind, but season 6’s most interesting was between Jimmy, Jessica, and Chelsea. Jimmy matched with both Jessica and Chelsea in the pods and they enjoyed a lengthy dating process before Jimmy finally made up his mind. Fans have plenty of theories as to why, but Jimmy chose Chelsea, and Jessica was not pleased when she found out. She gave Jimmy a piece of her mind and, in the process, promised him that he would “choke” when he saw what she looked like in the real world.

That moment finally arrived mid-way through the season, and it was a doozy. Jessica was right about Jimmy’s reaction to seeing her in person, and — while he didn’t actually choke — she certainly gave him plenty to think about.

What happens when Jimmy sees Jessica for the first time?

Love is Blind season 6 dropped the first portion of its season on Feb. 14, breaking from its typical release schedule in several ways. A full six episodes hit Netflix all at once, in an increase from a usual season’s four to five, and the show has shifted from a late-week release to one in the middle.

Regardless of the slight increase in episodes, however, it took weeks for the moment everyone was waiting for to finally come about. Jimmy and Jessica didn’t meet in person until episode 10 and their conversation was telling. While many people expected Jessica to shoot her shot with Jimmy, the 29-year-old was instead restrained and respectful. Jimmy? Not so much.

Jimmy was clearly taken with Jessica’s good looks, and — paired with his ceaseless arguments with Chelsea — it seemed clear that he was doubting his decision. He didn’t outright say as much, but he was very complimentary of Jessica and at one point even admitted to feeling “nervous” around her. Far more egregious was his confession that “in my reality, you’re my number one still.” While engaged to Chelsea, he informed Jessica that she remains his number one pick. Swell.

It was a wild admission, and one that Jessica gracefully swept past. She turned the conversation in a much more appropriate direction, noting through tears that she wants nothing but happiness for Jimmy and Chelsea, and the conversation ended soon after. Its hard to say if that will be then end of Jimmy and Jessica’s interactions, but for now the conversation leaves them in an interesting spot. It will be even more interesting when Jimmy’s admisson inevitably crops up in the reunion, leaving fans with even more reason to look forward to the March 13 episode.


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Nahila carefully obsesses over all things geekdom and gaming, bringing her embarrassingly expansive expertise to the team at We Got This Covered. She is a Staff Writer and occasional Editor with a focus on comics, video games, and most importantly 'Lord of the Rings,' putting her Bachelors from the University of Texas at Austin to good use. Her work has been featured alongside the greats at NPR, the Daily Dot, and Nautilus Magazine.