Love is Blind fans are still buzzing about Season 6, particularly the standout contestant Amber Desiree 'AD' Smith. In a recent podcast interview, AD shared insights into her Love is Blind journey, shedding light on various aspects of the show.
One key revelation was the extensive casting process, spanning from October 2022 to just before filming commenced in March 2023. AD disclosed that she was initially working at her ex-boyfriend's nightclub when approached by casting directors, who she assured of her single status and interest in the show.
AD also disclosed that Love is Blind wasn't her first reality TV offer, having been scouted for shows like The Bachelor and Married at First Sight since 2018.
During the podcast, AD recounted humorous moments from the show, such as a drawing of her fiancé resembling Tahj Mowry and the seclusion of couples off-camera.
She addressed the lack of captured deep conversations on the show, emphasizing the complexity of her relationship with her ex-fiancé Clay Gravesande.
AD expressed disappointment at hurtful online comments, particularly from the Black community, highlighting the pressure of representing Black women on a public platform.
Regarding her relationship with Clay, AD clarified that she didn't feel sexualized by him or the cast, and defended their banter, including Clay's comment about her appearance on their wedding day.
AD's candid reflections extended to her feelings towards Clay's decision at the altar, his concerns about her finances, and the public's reaction to their relationship.
She also shared her positive view of fellow contestant Matthew Duliba, dispelling misconceptions about him.
AD's podcast appearance provided fans with a deeper understanding of her Love is Blind experience, offering a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes dynamics and personal reflections that shaped her journey on the reality dating show.
