Just like the previous two seasons, it sought to answer a singular question: Is love truly blind?
Ultimately, the experiment forces connection through conversation rather than physical attraction.
Zanab Jaffrey and Cole Barnett were one of Season 3’s stand-out pairings.
They bonded over their shared beliefs and left the so-called “pods” engaged and in love.
Since filming wrapped and the show debuted on Netflix, Zanab has gone through quite the journey of self-discovery.
“I left that relationship [with Cole] pretty beaten down and broken,” she said.
“She definitely became a shell of a human being.”
Ultimately, Zanab along with many of her “Love is Blind” castmates is an advocate for therapy.
Reportedly, Zanab is on her recovery journey and doing “really well.”
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“People had known things that had happened,” she explained.
“Like the trying to control what I ate and changing my eating habits.”
Specifically, Zanab remembers Cole critiquing her for eating two clementines as a snack.
One thing about me, I choose my words carefully and I stand by everything I said."
Given her over 460,000 Instagram followers and similarly-impressiveTikTokplatform, Zanab has been able to reclaim her narrative.
As she toldVariety, “Would I repetitively do it again?
But I don’t regret Cole coming into my life.
I don’t ever regret being that happy and in love with him at one point.
Clearly, she’s living her best life.
