'Love Is Blind' under fire for alleged mistreatment of contestants.
Former contestants of Netflix's reality dating show "Love Is Blind" have accused the production of subjecting them to inhumane working conditions and emotional distress on set. They alleged that they were made to work 20-hour filming days, rarely allowed to go outside, and were not provided with adequate food and mental-health services. Multiple former cast members suffered panic attacks while shooting the show, and some were left depressed and enrolled in therapy after filming. The production company, Kinetic Content, said that the wellbeing of the participants is of paramount importance to them and that they have rigorous protocols in place to care for each person before, during, and after filming.