Love Is Blind fans call ‘bs’ on the Season 6 contestants’ job titles
Love is Blind Season 6 hasn’t landed on Netflix yet, but fans already have a lot to say about the contestants and their job titles.
Social media users are excited aboutLove is BlindSeason 6, which premieres on Netflix on July 16, 2025.
As of now, some viewers are asking questions about the contestants and their current alleged job titles.
Here’s what curious fans are saying about the career paths of some contestants in anticipation of the first batch of episodes.
Love is Blind Season 6 job list
Some of the job titles connected toSeason 6contestants have fans feeling pretty uncertain. AReddit threadhas been launched to discuss upcoming episodes – and job titles are a hot topic.
One person wrote, “I feel like some of these people are lying about their jobs. ‘Entrepreneur’ (unemployed?) ‘E-commerce’ (drop shipping?) ‘Executive assistant’ (sugar baby?)…
“‘Intralogistics’ (sells second-hand goods on eBay?) ‘Consumer support manager’ (works at The Gap part-time?)
“It just reads like they have a bunch of side hustles and they’re actually unemployed and looking to become Insta-famous. None of these jobs are bad if they are real, but a lot of them sound fake or dressed up.”
Another added, “’Makeup Artist’ – did her best friend’s makeup for her bachelorette party that one time and now she has a TikTok channel that needs to gain traction, or her dad won’t give her any more money.”
Some of the job titles that have been revealed so far include Amy who’s a 34-year-old PR director and Jessica who’s a 29-year-old executive assistant.
Matthew is a senior financial advisor, Jimmy is a software salesman, Ben is a cloud solutions architect, and Kenneth is a 26-year-old middle school principal.
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When thefirst batch of episodes drops, viewers will have a better chance of deciphering if these job titles are legitimate.
