Netflix Delayed The Live Reunion Of ‘Love Is Blind’, But Didn’t Explain Why

(CTN News) – Although it is unclear why Netflix delayed the live reunion for the fourth season of its hit reality show Love is Blind on Sunday, it has been reported that there were technical difficulties.

It’s worth noting that this company had already been promoting the show heavily on social media for several days, even changing its Twitter bio to “TIFFANY + BRETT FOREVER,” a reference to two of the show’s cast members.

This live show was supposed to take place at 8 p.m. Eastern Time, however, it did not happen.

A Love is Blind Live Reunion didn’t begin until 9:29 p.m. “We are extremely sorry that Love is Blind Live Reunion didn’t turn out as we had hoped,” Netflix tweeted at ET.

To everyone who stayed up late, woke up early, and sacrificed their Sunday afternoon…we’re very sorry it didn’t turn out as we had hoped.” The filming of the show is currently underway, and it will air soon on Netflix. We apologize once again.”

I have changed the time of the premiere to 3 p.m. on Monday, Eastern time.

Netflix replied, “I promise to keep you updated.”.

The dissatisfied fans of Netflix suggested that Netflix lower its prices, allow people to continue sharing passwords, and even return to selling DVDs to make up for their frustration.

The Netflix that continues to raise prices and hold our passwords hostage while offering consistently less quality and quantity is not the same Netflix that keeps raising prices and trying to hold our passwords hostage, is it??” wondered one user who couldn’t agree.

One of the people said, “Y’all are better off sending out DVDs instead of CDs, that was more your speed.”.

This will be Netflix’s first live program when the reunion does start, as it will be the company’s first live program. Among them was Chris Rock: Selective Outrage, his most recent stand-up special that aired just a few weeks ago, which was a big hit with the crowd.

There have been a number of changes to Netflix’s service since last year. In April of this year, the company announced that it had lost subscribers for the first time in a decade.

In October, the company announced that it had gained about 2.4 million subscribers during the third quarter of 2022, as well as announcing that it would introduce a $6.99 plan with ads and crack down on password sharing.

Furthermore, the company laid off 450 employees in two rounds of layoffs over the course of the year.

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