Boston has given Love Is Blind something the show always needs:
people with opinions.
Thirty singles walked into the Season 11 pods looking for someone they could fall for without seeing their face first.
Some found exactly that.
Some found love triangles.
One engagement barely survived the reveal.
Another relationship collapsed before the weddings.
And several contestants who never got engaged still managed to become part of the conversation.
So if you are trying to remember who is who before the Season 11 finale, here is the Love Is Blind Boston cast that actually matters — and where the biggest relationships stand right now.
Love Is Blind Season 11 Takes the Pods to Boston
Season 11 features 30 singles from the Boston area, ranging from 28 to 40 years old.
Netflix filled the pods with a particularly mixed group of professionals: engineers, nurses, attorneys, entrepreneurs, an orthodontist, a retired professional baseball player, a beekeeper and even a yacht captain.
Nick and Vanessa Lachey return as hosts as the usual experiment plays out:
talk through a wall,
fall in love,
possibly get engaged,
finally see each other,
then discover whether the person from the pods still makes sense in real life.
That last part has been especially difficult for this Boston cast.
The Six Love Is Blind Season 11 Couples Who Got Engaged
Six couples left the pods engaged:
Sarah Williams and John Shannon
Wilnie Louis and Wilson Monteiro
Aneha Singh and Cam Halloran
Erika Ellis and Blake Carver
Michaella Giorgio and Rob Feeley
Jax Guelli and Scott “Stew” Stewart
But an engagement has definitely not meant the same thing for all six.
By the time Season 11 reaches its finale, only four of those couples are still heading toward a wedding.
Let’s start with them.
Sarah Williams and John Shannon
Sarah and John may have one of the strangest beginnings among the successful pod couples.
They connected over everything from Harry Potter to bigger questions about religion, politics and healthcare.
There was also an awkward early moment when Sarah overheard John saying she had originally ranked near the bottom of his list.
Not exactly the sentence you want to hear through an accidentally open pod door.
But instead of ending the connection, they talked through it.
John later opened up about his multiple sclerosis diagnosis, and their conversations became much more serious.
The difference between them was not that they agreed on everything.
It was that they appeared willing to disagree without immediately walking away.
John proposed, Sarah accepted, and the couple made it through Mexico and back to Boston.
Current status
Together and heading toward the finale.
Whether they actually marry has not yet been revealed.
Wilnie Louis and Wilson Monteiro
Wilnie and Wilson’s relationship started with family.
That theme never really disappeared.
Wilnie, a 33-year-old mental health counselor, has spoken about how important her Haitian family and traditions are to her. Wilson, 35, works as a senior compliance manager.
Their pod connection became serious enough that Wilnie gave Wilson her mother’s wedding band — a ring she hoped could someday continue through another generation of her family.
Wilson eventually used that same ring to propose to her.
Their challenge came later.
Outside the pods, Wilnie wanted more affection and reassurance, while Wilson increasingly focused on what an equal partnership should look like in everyday life.
Cooking.
Cleaning.
Money.
Emotional support.
The things that sound ordinary until two people disagree about them.
Current status
Still together before the finale.
FameFunda has separate profiles on Wilnie Louis and Wilson Monteiro for readers who want their full story.
Aneha Singh and Cam Halloran
Aneha and Cam started with humor.
They liked each other’s jokes, connected over spirituality and discussed growing up around financial struggles.
But there was already a complication.
Cam was also developing a relationship with Malaine — who happened to be close with Aneha in the women’s living quarters.
Eventually Cam chose Aneha.
They got engaged.
Then the real-life questions arrived.
Money became one of them.
Family became another.
Aneha’s parents were not interested in participating in the experiment, creating a painful issue as the wedding approached.
Current status
Together and heading toward the wedding episode.
Their relationship may be one of the finale’s harder ones to predict.
Erika Ellis and Blake Carver
Erika and Blake almost feel like two people whose lives kept crossing before they ever met.
Both had previously lived in San Diego.
Erika had opened a hard kombucha brewery.
Blake had started a distillery.
By Season 11, Erika was working as a marketing director while Blake’s life included spending significant time at sea.
That lifestyle quickly became important.
It is one thing to enjoy someone’s stories about sailing while sitting safely inside a pod.
It is another to ask yourself whether you actually want that life.
Their connection also faced an early problem when Blake developed feelings for Benita.
But Erika and Blake eventually chose each other and became engaged.
Current status
Still together before the finale.
The bigger question may not be whether they love each other.
It may be whether they want the same kind of daily life.
Michaella Giorgio and Rob Feeley
Michaella and Rob’s story began awkwardly and ended even more dramatically.
Rob initially had a stronger connection with Diana.
He also admitted to Michaella that his first impression of her had not been particularly good.
Somehow, things improved.
Rob began to see Michaella differently, ended his other connection and proposed.
For a while, they looked like one of the couples that might actually make it.
Then came the later episodes.
After escalating tension involving Rob’s behavior and a difficult encounter with his friends, the engagement ended.
Netflix’s updated relationship tracker now lists them as not together.
Current status
Broken up before the finale.
This is one of Season 11’s clearest examples of why pod compatibility does not guarantee real-world compatibility.
Jax Guelli and Scott “Stew” Stewart
And then there is Jax and Stew.
Their pod story almost sounded too neat.
They connected over style.
They discussed a future wedding.
Stew even correctly understood the kind of engagement ring Jax wanted.
He proposed.
She accepted.
Then they met.
And everything changed.
Jax immediately felt that the physical connection was not what she had imagined.
She left the experiment after the reveal rather than continuing to Mexico with Stew.
They later met again, but the romantic relationship did not recover.
Current status
Not together.
It may be one of the most brutal examples of the show’s central question.
They built a connection without seeing each other.
Seeing each other changed it.
The Cast Members Who Didn’t Get Engaged but Still Matter
One weakness of focusing only on the final couples is that Love Is Blind seasons are rarely that simple.
Several Season 11 singles became important even without leaving the pods engaged.
Malaine Thorpe
Malaine, 33, works as a senior portfolio analyst.
She connected with both Wilson and Cam during the experiment, putting her close to two relationships that eventually became engagements.
Netflix’s cast profile presents her as ambitious and financially independent, including owning investment property.
Her presence continued to matter even after the pods because of the emotional history she shared with Cam and Wilson.
Benita Paloja
Benita developed a connection with Blake, creating tension between Blake and Erika.
She did not ultimately become engaged to him, but her role helped shape one of the season’s main relationships.
She is also among the contestants expected to remain relevant around the reunion.
Diana
Diana, 29, works as a nanny and entered the pods looking for a confident partner who could take the lead in a relationship.
She became Rob’s strongest early connection before he eventually chose Michaella instead.
Morrey
Morrey is a 32-year-old entrepreneur who also boxes and works part-time as a bouncer.
He connected with Sarah before she decided her stronger relationship was with John.
Morrey did not get the engagement.
He did, however, get enough screen time and story involvement to remain one of the more recognizable singles outside the final couples.
Sahar Mostafavi
Sahar is a 34-year-old orthodontist who came to the U.S. as a child and has spoken proudly about her Persian background.
Her story is especially interesting because not every meaningful connection from the pods made the main televised engagement storyline.
Current reporting indicates Sahar and Tucker Myhre formed a connection outside the central edit and may have more to discuss around the reunion.
Some of the Jobs in the Season 11 Cast Are Almost a Show of Their Own
Part of what makes a Love Is Blind cast fun is reading the occupation list and wondering how these people ended up in the same building.
Season 11 includes:
a mental health counselor,
a software engineer,
an orthodontist,
an attorney,
a NICU nurse,
a marketing director,
an entrepreneur who boxes and works as a bouncer,
a retired professional baseball player,
a director of engineering,
a retail consultant,
an academic advisor,
and an AI infrastructure sales professional.
That variety matters.
The show works best when people do not all come from exactly the same lifestyle or social circle.
It creates bigger differences around money, work, family roles and what marriage is supposed to look like.
Season 11 has plenty of those disagreements.
The Boston Setting Actually Matters
Boston is not just a name on the season.
The cast regularly talks about local identity, dating in the city and how difficult it can be to move outside established social groups.
Netflix’s own cast introduction leans heavily into Boston culture, from Red Sox loyalty to Dunkin’ references and the city’s strong personalities.
Some contestants want to stay in Boston permanently.
Others have lifestyles that could take them somewhere else.
That turns location into another compatibility question.
Finding love is one thing.
Agreeing where to live after finding it is another.
Which Love Is Blind Season 11 Couples Are Still Together Before the Finale?
As of the latest episodes released before the finale, four engaged couples remain together:
| Couple | Status before finale |
|---|---|
| Sarah & John | Together |
| Wilnie & Wilson | Together |
| Aneha & Cam | Together |
| Erika & Blake | Together |
| Michaella & Rob | Split |
| Jax & Stew | Split |
The four remaining couples are expected to reach the wedding stage in the Season 11 finale.
That does not mean all four will get married.
Their actual decisions have not yet aired.
When Is the Love Is Blind Season 11 Finale?
The Season 11 finale, Episode 12, premieres on November 4, 2026 on Netflix.
The reunion follows on November 8, 2026, at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT.
The reunion could be particularly important this season because several stories remain unfinished.
Not just:
Who got married?
But also:
What happened after filming?
Are the married couples still together?
What happened between Jax and Stew?
How do Michaella and Rob feel about their breakup now?
And are there pod relationships viewers barely saw that continued after the experiment?
Who Are the Love Is Blind Season 11 Cast Members Worth Watching Most?
That depends on what you watch the show for.
If you like quieter relationship tension, Wilnie and Wilson are fascinating because most of their problems involve what marriage would actually look like day to day.
If you like unpredictable couples, Aneha and Cam are difficult to read.
If you want the “can two very different lifestyles actually merge?” question, watch Erika and Blake.
If you want the relationship that may survive despite major differences, Sarah and John have become one of the finale’s biggest questions.
And if you want proof that an engagement in the pods means absolutely nothing until the reveal happens?
Jax and Stew already gave us that answer.
Why This Cast Has Worked
Not every Love Is Blind season needs a giant scandal.
Sometimes the interesting part is watching adults realize that being emotionally compatible does not solve ordinary problems.
Who pays for what?
Who cooks?
Where do we live?
Do we want children?
How much affection do I need?
How involved should our families be?
Can I live with your career?
Can I live with your politics?
Those questions have driven much of Season 11.
The pods created the relationships.
Boston tested them.
Now the weddings get the final vote.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people are in the Love Is Blind Season 11 cast?
Season 11 began with 30 Boston-area singles, ranging in age from 28 to 40.
Where is Love Is Blind Season 11 filmed?
The singles are from the Boston area, making Season 11 the show’s Boston edition.
Who got engaged on Love Is Blind Season 11?
Six couples became engaged: Sarah and John, Wilnie and Wilson, Aneha and Cam, Erika and Blake, Michaella and Rob, and Jax and Stew.
Who is still together before the Season 11 finale?
Sarah and John, Wilnie and Wilson, Aneha and Cam, and Erika and Blake are still together heading into the finale. Michaella and Rob and Jax and Stew have split.
When is the Love Is Blind Season 11 finale?
The finale premieres on November 4, 2026 on Netflix.
When is the Season 11 reunion?
The reunion premieres on November 8, 2026 at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT on Netflix.
Who hosts Love Is Blind Season 11?
Nick and Vanessa Lachey return as the hosts.
Disclaimer: This article is based on Netflix’s official cast information and publicly available entertainment coverage. Relationship statuses reflect information available before the Season 11 finale and may change after the finale or reunion. FameFunda does not treat rumors or social-media speculation as confirmed facts.
