Love Is Blind UK fans 'work out' future for favourite couple after spotting subtle sign
*Contains spoilers for Love Is Blind UK Season 2*
Love Is Blind UK fans have worked out the future of one "favourite" couple as season two is released.
The highly anticipated second season of Love Is Blind UK hit Netflix today with the first four episodes now available to stream.
Brand new hopefuls are taking part in the unique experiment in a bid to find their perfect match.
The twist? Not being able to see their potential partner in person, instead relying on a strong emotional bond.
Once that connection is secured, then the couple will take their relationship to the next stage by getting engaged - only then will they meet in person.
And with the first batch of episodes dropping today, fans are already having their say on who they think will make a strong relationship, or who will ultimately leave the show in tears.
Kal and Sarover have formed a connection in the pods, but due to their differing backgrounds and the fact Sarover is not Kal's 'usual type', fans fear the worst. 29-year-old medical company owner Sarover grew up in a modern Indian family and has never had a serious relationship or dated outside of her ethnic background before.
Growing up, she believed that a boyfriend should be the one she intended to marry. Kal, who is 32, from Wigan, has not had a relationship last for longer than a year.
His dad is Pakistani and his mother is English and he is part of a large, close-knit family. Fans have "noticed" Kal seems particularly "cold" or "uninterested" in Sarover after taking their connection to the next step and asking her to marry him.
One fan said on X: "Kal better not break Sarover's heart! She's a gorgeous girl… he is giving me a bad feeling with her not being his 'type'."
Another penned: "You're done - sarover." A third added: "Kal needs to stop singing about Sarover not being his type, like we get it, don't make the girl feel insecure."
Over on Reddit, one person wrote: "Its pretty clear that sarover and Kal are not getting married."
Another added: "He seems to be very cold towards her and she needs a reassurance she won't be getting."
A third worried: "I Hope the indian/pakistani thing won't set them back."
However, despite some convinced of a future heartbreak, many fans say they are "rooting" for the pair. One person said: "Kal and Sarover are such a cute couple, rooting for them so far."
A third confessed: "Don't want to speak too soon but Kal and Sarover are my ship and i'll ride with them till the end." A fourth added: "Sarova and Kal are my favorites so far."
What's next for Sarover and Kal? Fans will have to tune in to find out.
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