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Netflix’s ‘Love is Blind, Habibi’ Sparks Interest and Controversy

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Love Is Blind Habibi Netflix Contestants

Netflix‘s latest iteration of the popular dating show ‘Love is Blind‘ has taken a new cultural turn with the release of ‘Love is Blind, Habibi‘. This version, which premiered on October 10, 2024, is set in the Arab world and brings a fresh perspective to the blind dating format. The show features contestants from various Arab countries, all seeking to find love in a unique and culturally rich environment.

The show has already garnered significant attention, with fans discussing the contestants and their interactions. One of the notable contestants is Chafic Yactine, who is the youngest male participant on the show. Known for his reputation as a “player,” Yactine has been a subject of interest among viewers.

Drama has also been a key element in the show, particularly surrounding Nour El Hajj, a model who has stirred up controversy. Despite missing her chance to find a life partner on the show, El Hajj’s presence has been a talking point among fans. Her interactions, including a notable incident where another contestant, Simo, criticized her perfume, have been widely discussed.

The show’s release has been well-timed, following the recent interest in ‘Love is Blind’ Season 7. All nine episodes of ‘Love is Blind, Habibi’ were released simultaneously, making it a perfect binge-watch for fans of the series.

Fans are actively engaging with the show on various platforms, including social media and online forums. Discussions about the contestants, their relationships, and the cultural nuances of the show are rampant, indicating a strong interest in this new iteration of ‘Love is Blind’.

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