Nick has revealed that he and Annie actually tried to date each other again after quitting Love Is Blind, but it wasn’t meant to be.
The pair had a tumultuous time on the show, and ended up splitting before they got to the altar, with Nick claiming they actually split up three times on the Love Is Blind.
Appearing on the Dirty Chats podcast, Nick revealed: “A lot of people don’t know that after the show was over, Annie and I had also tried to date. That’s a huge one.
“Because we were taking it very intentionally, I was taking it very intentionally and I thought, look it’s just not us bringing out the worst in each other, which we learned after we tried to date. But I thought it was the cameras.”
But Nick and Annie aren’t the only Love Is Blind couple who tried to date after splitting on the show, as Madison and Joe also tried their luck.
Speaking to Swooon, Madison revealed that she and Joe ended up meeting for dinner about “two or three weeks” after leaving the show, but their conversation still didn’t give her “answers or clarity.”
She continued: “And then he walks me to my car, and we’re saying goodbye, and we hug, and then we share a kiss, and then he starts tearing up. And it was a very confusing time.”
She added: “I think that it was just kind of like a goodbye kiss. I mean, it turned into a little bit of a make-out session, which, you know, is just a mindf**k and confusing in and of itself. But, yeah, I don’t think I thought anything was going anywhere with it.”
Mary Cosby and her husband, Robert Cosby Sr., are being targeted by a new documentary about their controversial church, Faith Temple Pentecostal.
In a just-released trailer for the three-part TLC special,
The sneak peek clip shared by TMZ on November 12 features rare footage from the church’s early days, recordings of Mary and Robert Sr.’s sermons, and more.
“Mary Cosby is the villain that you love on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City,” Adam declares in the just-released trailer as a woman notes, “Mary being married to her step-grandfather was the only that people could talk about.”
“This was the reason that people were watching the show,” Adam agrees.
Then, the RHOSLC cast member’s sister is seen addressing the marriage between her and Robert Sr., who welcomed their only child, son
“He was saying that God was telling him to marry my sister. Next thing you know, she’s in his house and they’re doing God knows what,” the sister recalls.
Another woman notes, “I absolutely believe that Mary and Robert are running a cult,” as Adam suggests that members of Faith Temple Church believe that Mary “is God.”
Others accuse someone of destroying their family “to put Robert and Mary first” and claim “Mary’s kink is money.”
Also in the shocking sneak peek, as Adam states, “If you have skeletons in your closet, you better not join a reality TV show,” another man warns, “It’s time for people to know the truth.”
The Cult of the Real Housewife premieres on Thursday, January 1, at 8/7c on TLC, with all three episodes of the special becoming available on Max and Discovery+ on January 2.