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Love Is Blind’s Stacy Snyder talks potential gay version of the show

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Love Is Blind’s Stacy Snyder talks potential gay version of the show

Stacy Snyder from Love Is Blind.

Love Is Blind’s Stacy Snyder talked about fans’ desire for a queer version of the show. (Netflix)

love is blind‘s Stacy Snyder weighed in on whether the producers are considering making a weird remake of the Netflix series.

Reality star featured in season five dating showHe recently started his relationship acrimoniously with his new partner. Snyder has now weighed in on whether LGBTQ+ relationships will be featured in the series.

The series bills itself as “a social experiment in which single men and women seek love and get engaged before meeting in person.” They then need to test their relationship in the real world before getting married (or getting married, as the case may be).

The series follows “single men and women looking for love and getting engaged before meeting in person.” (Netflix)

After appearing on the screen I did it The influencer talked about the series on the podcast and how she thinks it can accommodate LGBTQ+ participants.

“This is a big conversation about people wanting something weird love is blind“Snyder began.” “I don’t know how this will happen.

“Let’s say there are 15 girls on one side and 15 girls on the other side where the boys will go,” the star continued.

“So you’re still on blind dates, but what’s on your side that makes you not want to be with someone you’re seeing?” he asked about the potential for the pod team to engage with each other rather than with those behind the wall.

“I know, I think that’s what makes the show so good,” host Mal Glowenke said. He then suggested: “What about ‘is love blind?’ If there is an element like?’

“You might end up running into the person in the pod (or someone you can see).”

Snyder responded: “That would make it very dramatic, and I’m interested in that, but I don’t think they (the producers) would go for it.”

Producer Chris Coelen has previously claimed that the series is not about sexuality and that the series will promote LGBTQ+ relationships in its current format. It will create “logistical challenges.”

To talk Metro On whether the next season in 2020 could be more LGBT-inclusive, he said: “This is not a show specifically about sexuality.

“But that being said… I think based on the setup, the LGBTQ+ version has some logistical challenges with the current setup.”

He didn’t explain exactly what those “logistical challenges” were, but acknowledged that “some kind of variation” on the show’s current format could “potentially” work. “I would love to figure this out,” he added.

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