Love Is Blind Season 11 Star Divorced Just Months After Wedding

TMZ has confirmed that the only married couple from Love Is Blind Season 11 has already filed for divorce.

Sarah Williams filed the petition in Massachusetts on June 4, 2026.

The official reason listed in the court documents is “an irretrievable breakdown of their marriage.”

Sarah asked the court to split the couple’s finances, to restore her former name, and to bar John Shannon from restricting her freedom.

The divorce paperwork also reveals the exact date the couple got married on the show.

Sarah and John said “I do” on March 27, 2025 — more than a year before the season finale aired on Netflix.

The couple then moved into separate homes on April 15, 2026, according to the court records.

That means they lived apart for about six weeks before Sarah filed for divorce.

Fans who watched Season 11 saw the couple disagree on several major political issues during their time in the pods and in the weeks before the wedding.

But spoilers from podcaster Rikkii Wise, who runs the Reality Receipts account, suggest there may have been more going on behind the scenes.

According to Wise, John had an “emotional affair” with an escort during the marriage.

Neither Sarah nor John has publicly commented on that allegation.

The couple is expected to address their split at the Love Is Blind Season 11 reunion.

The reunion was reportedly filmed a few weeks ago and is set to air this weekend on Netflix.

The episode officially drops on Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026.

Netflix is also hosting a viewing event on Saturday, Nov. 7, with a live chat for fans who want early details.

Love Is Blind Season 11 ended with more breakups than weddings.

Only one other couple, Wilnie Louis and Wilson Monteiro, made it to the altar in the finale.

They called off their wedding during a heated argument about cooking, cleaning, and Wilson playing video games while Wilnie prepared meals.

That argument aired in the season finale on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026.

Wilnie, 33, and Wilson, 35, got engaged sight unseen in the pods but could not resolve their differences about household responsibilities.

During their final conversation, Wilson told Wilnie he felt he had delivered on everything he promised her in the pods, including helping around the house while she was at work.

“You got everything I promised you,” he said.

He claimed Wilnie had not shown the same willingness to do the things that made him happy.

“I’ll do the things for you that make you happy, and I mention what those things might be, and you’re like, ‘Ah, but I don’t like doing that. I don’t want to do that. I’m not used to doing that,’” Wilson said.

When Wilnie pressed him for examples, Wilson pointed to cooking and cleaning.

“I’m not a messy person, for sure,” she responded.

“And I didn’t say you were,” he replied.

The argument escalated when Wilson questioned how often Wilnie had cooked for him.

“You say that you’ve cooked, but you don’t. Like, you cook yourself breakfast. I cook us meals,” she said.

Wilnie then brought up a moment where Wilson was playing video games while she prepared their food.

“Oh, Wilson, don’t talk about cooking together,” she said.

“Cooking together is you playing your PlayStation while I cook, and then coming up and being like, ‘This needs more seasoning.’”