In a heartfelt announcement that has saddened fans, Alexa and Brennon Lemieux, one of the most beloved couples from the hit Netflix series Love Is Blind, have revealed they are divorcing after four years of marriage.
A Joint Statement to Devastated Fans
The couple, who met and got engaged on the show's third US season, took to social media to share the news with a unified message. Alexa, 31, and Brennon, 35, expressed that the decision was not made lightly. 'After much reflection and many heartfelt conversations, we have made the difficult decision to end our marriage,' their statement read. They emphasised the choice came with 'a great deal of care, respect, and appreciation for the time we’ve shared.'
The pair stated they leave their relationship 'with gratitude for the experiences that shaped us and the growth we each gained along the way.' Crucially, they affirmed their ongoing commitment to co-parenting their young daughter, Vienna Ziva Lemieux, who was born on July 31, 2024.
Focus on Family and a Difficult Fertility Journey
The news comes just months after the couple celebrated the arrival of their first child. Announcing Vienna's birth, the proud parents had shared that she had 'mommy's hair and daddy's dimples.' However, the path to parenthood was a challenging one for Alexa. In a candid interview with PEOPLE in January 2024, she revealed the couple had been trying to conceive for almost a year and a half.
Alexa underwent fertility treatments, including two rounds of IVF, and made significant lifestyle changes, cutting out alcohol and caffeine and trying acupuncture. She had openly shared her fears that she might 'never be able to have kids.' Her pregnancy, which came when she 'least expected it,' was described as the 'hardest' journey. In a lengthy Instagram post last year, she wrote of her lifelong dream to be a mother, expressing joy at fulfilling that dream with 'the love of my life.'
Navigating the Future with Compassion
In their divorce announcement, Alexa and Brennon made it clear that their daughter remains their absolute priority. 'While our journey as a married couple is coming to an end, we remain supportive of one another, devoted to our daughter, and committed to navigating this transition with compassion,' they wrote. The couple has asked for privacy as they focus on their individual paths and their family.
The announcement prompted an outpouring of support from devastated fans on social media. One fan's poignant comment summed up the feelings of many, writing: 'You were THE love is blind couple.' The split marks the end of a relationship that began in the unique pods of the Netflix experiment, blossomed into marriage, and welcomed a much-wanted child, before concluding after four years.
