‘Love Is Blind’ Producers Respond to Contestants Claiming ‘Emotional Warfare’: ‘We Have Rigorous Protocols in Place’
variety.comEmily Longeretta “Love Is Blind” is under fire. In a new report, multiple contestants spoke out about the conditions inside the Netflix series, produced by Kinetic Content, claiming that they have been put through “emotional warfare.” In a report published by Business Insider on Monday, cast members spoke about their experiences on the show.
Season 2 contestant Danielle Ruhl stated she was surprised she passed the psychological screening since she’d allegedly disclosed a past suicide attempt.
Ruhl, who married and then divorced Nick Thompson, claimed that during filming, she tried to leave after having a panic attack, hiding in the closet and telling producers she didn’t feel mentally stable enough to stay: “I kept telling them, ‘I don’t trust myself.
I’ve tried committing suicide before. I’m having suicidal thoughts. I don’t think I can continue in this.'” The report also included claims that participants didn’t have enough access to food or water.
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