According to someone on TikTok, there is a line in the Love Is Blind contract that says couples have to make it all the way to the altar, regardless of whether or not they plan to say "I do," or they are fined $50,000. Honestly, that seems like a lot of money, and there have been couples in some of the six seasons of the Netflix show that split up before they made it to their wedding day.

But if that's true about the contract, it means some of these couples go through a lot just to uphold their end of the agreement. No one from the show has come forward to confirm that, so right now, it's speculation. Like any reality TV contract, it's obvious that the one for Love Is Blind prohibits cast members from revealing any details about the outcomes of their relationships on social media ahead of the season finale.

And when Season 5 cast member Tran Dang took legal action against Netflix, court documents indicated that the contract said that participants could film or be involved in show-related activities for up to 60 hours a week during production.

Chances are, the Love Is Blind contracts are the same for every season. So if these are accurate to what one contract states for the cast members, it's safe to say that any future participants are expected to follow the same conditions for being part of the series.