Ashley Wong

Wall Street Journal reporter

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The Netflix reality dating show “Love is Blind” kicked off its sixth season this Valentine’s Day. It challenges singles to look past appearances and learn about what’s within.

Netflix is winning over audiences with ‘Love is Blind’

The Netflix reality dating show “Love is Blind” kicked off its sixth season this Valentine’s Day. It challenges singles to look past appearances and learn about what’s within.

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