Chelsea Thinks Love Is Blind Should Change the Rules After All the Megan Fox Backlash

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Chelsea Blackwell looks like .Face-to-face over Zoom, she looks like “MGK's wife” the same way anyone you know looks like a celebrity: they share some basic features here and there (i.e.

blue, upturned eyes and high cheekbones), but nobody's running up to Chelsea asking her to autograph their Jennifer's Body DVD.

Not for the first time since part one of Love Is Blind hit Netflix on Valentine's Day, I find myself thinking, “I can see it.”That being said, the 31-year-old flight attendant probably shouldn't have discussed her so-called doppelgänger on a show that's supposed to focus on everything but looks, and she knows that. “I obviously regret bringing it up, 100 percent,” Chelsea says, revealing that she overheard other women discussing the topic in the girls' lounge and thought it would be fun fodder for a date. “I wasn't the only one doing it.”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.“That doesn't make it okay, by any means,” she adds quickly, clearly fearing the masses who've been for over a week will think she's making an excuse. "It's not the point of the experiment.

That's completely the opposite of it. Obviously, I've learned my lesson. I hope that for future people who go on Love Is Blind, they make it official rule to not even try to explain that or have those conversations.”Let's be explicitly clear: that's Chelsea's only regret, no matter what you think of her love triangle with Jimmy Presnell and Trevor Sova…or her love triangle with Jimmy and Jessica Vestal…or the sheer number of times she cried on camera. “I was never not myself on the show,” she says of the “intense” response to her controversial story arc. “So if you don't like me then that's on you.