Ally Simpson, the Executive Producer of Netflix's 'Love Is Blind' season 9 reunion, tells PEOPLE what went on behind the scenes to make the exciting episode, which aired on Oct. 29. The reunion kicked off with a performance from Myles Smith and later featured a cameo from NBA legend Chris Paul.

Fast forward to the Love Is Blind Season 9 reunion, where Joe revealed that he and a woman named Averee were now dating. The relationship came after Joe’s short-lived romance with Kacie McIntosh, a 34-year-old hair and makeup artist who was previously engaged to Patrick Suzuki, a 31-year-old construction manager on Love Is Blind Season 9.

Myles Smith is continuing his breakthrough in the U.S. as he performed his "Nice to Meet You" hit on the season 9 reunion of Love Is Blind, which aired on Netflix on Wednesday (Oct. 29).

In just five years, the show has aired seasons from nine different U.S. cities and spawned nearly a dozen international adaptations.

Once hailed as a social experiment about genuine connection, Love Is Blind now mirrors the influencer economy it once critiqued. With no weddings in Season 9, the experiment’s future looks as uncertain as its couples.

Between hosting a hit reality show and acquiring a prestigious film festival, Colorado’s entertainment industry has been buzzing recently. But filmmakers, producers and crew members say making media here is still an uphill battle.

Denver made history as the first “Love is Blind” season in which none of the couples who got engaged through the experiment ended up getting married. Not exactly a title to brag about, but fans enjoyed mingling with the cast nonetheless and taking pictures with show memorabilia.

One of the cast members, Ali, when asked about her dating life, chose not to reveal the details. Seeing her refusing to answer the co-host Nick Lachey's question sparked a debate among the fans. Love Is Blind fans took to the social media platform X and commented their thoughts about Ali's refusal to reveal her relationship status.