Love Is Blind’s Christine & Vic Reveal They Were Supposed Go to Mexico

By New Zealand Blog News Service Mar 11, 2026

For Vic St. John and Christine Hamilton, love is truly blind—regardless of whether it’s in Malibu or Cabo.
After making waves for being the only couple from Love Is Blind season 10 to stay…
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