‘Love Is Blind’ Season 10: Are Vic St. John & Christine Hamilton Still Together?
What To Know
- Vic St. John and Christine Hamilton were the first couple to get engaged on Love Is Blind Season 10.
- Vic and Christine have had one of the steadier, less dramatic journeys of all the couples.
- On March 4, it was revealed if they got married or not.
Several Love Is Blind couples called things off before their Season 10 weddings — and a few even broke up at the altar. Just ahead of the finale, Victor “Vic” St. John and Christine Hamilton were gearing up to say “I do,” confident in their love for one another.
It tracked with what we knew of the public policy professor and speech-language pathologist’s relationship. Throughout the season, the couple was one of the steadier matches, leading them to get engaged in Episode 1. Just days leading up to the Season 10 finale weddings, Vic responded to some viewer criticism that his relationship with Christine was boring because of the lack of drama.
That being said, did Vic and Christine get married? Are they still together today? Scroll down for everything we know about their current relationship status ahead of the reunion. (Warning: The below contains spoilers for Love Is Blind Season 10 finale.)
Are Vic and Christine still together?
In Episode 12, Vic and Christine got married, with neither showing any doubt when they got to the altar. “I know Christine,” Vic said. “I know all the parts of her, and she knows all the parts of me.”
In the previous episode, they reaffirmed the strength of their feelings for one another. “You’re somebody that I’d be… that I am very, very, very proud to know and to love and to call you my husband and for you to be the father of my kids someday,” Christine said during their pre-wedding date. “I just love you very, very much.”
Vic responded, “I’ve never felt like this in my life. Let’s go get married.”
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As usual, we haven’t gotten many hints about Vic and Christine’s romantic fate after their wedding. The two don’t follow each other on social media, but it’s possible they’re trying to avoid spoiling fans before the reunion comes out. On February 27, Vic posted on Threads about his relationship with Christine.
“Seemingly healthy relationships can present boring,” he began. “It can trigger skepticism & think pieces disguised as truths. In part, for valid reasons because the world exposes us to wicked things & pain. I entered the experiment with faith, an open mind & heart…not with discrimination/hate. I’ve seriously dated women of diff races. I came looking for a potential wife & if you think the color of the person’s skin would change the decisions in episodes 1-3, you don’t know me. I pray for societies healing.”
Further, Vic has posted a few photos from the show on Instagram. A February 16 carousel included photos from his first in-person meeting with Christine. “Mood: Grateful 🙏🏾 From back stage with the guys to the biggest decisions of episodes 1-6. Malibu was special. Mexico is still on the bucket list,” he wrote in the caption.
On Instagram, Christine addressed why she and Vic didn’t go to Mexico with the cast, denying that it had anything to do with a passport or legal issue (scroll down for the full explanation). Several weeks earlier, she also posted an end-of-year recap. Though she didn’t mention Love Is Blind Season 10, which filmed last year, Christine wrote, “2025 challenged me, changed me, and loved me more than I could have imagined — grateful for it all. To God be the glory✨ ”
What happened between Vic and Christine when they returned home?
In the previous episodes, Vic had a successful first meeting with Christine’s mom, who asked when she would get a grandchild. Later, Vic and Christine had a conversation about having a biracial child. Christine asked her fiancé if he had any fear about a White woman being the mother of his children, and he assured her that he didn’t.
They acknowledged that they would learn how to navigate that part of their lives together. Christine said, “I think the only thing that I have, and it’s not a fear. I don’t know what the right word would be, but, like, that reminder that I’m not going to be able to understand or to relate 100% with my own kid with something is a big deal… I just want to make sure that we’re able to maneuver that right.”
In Episode 9, Christine brought Vic to her rural hometown, which she explained was a big deal for her. After the experience, Christine confirmed that Vic “felt like home.” Earlier, she also voiced a concern in a confessional interview: “There’s a part of me that was like, ‘Am I good enough for him? Why would he choose me?'”
What happened between Vic and Christine in the pods?
Vic and Christine were one of the first dates viewers saw in the pods. They talked about their shared Christian faith and later found out that they had something else in common: expunged misdemeanors for possession of marijuana. “Match made in heaven,” Vic joked.
“It’s crazy how after such a short period of time, I feel like you really know me, and you get me,” Christine remarked in Episode 1. The show also included Vic telling Christine about being involved in “knucklehead behavior in his community” when he was a teenager and turning things around when he went to college. Christine, in turn, opened up about her parents’ troubled history. Vic could relate, having once had a stepdad who had an alcohol problem and mistreated his mom.
At the end of their conversation, Vic read Christine something he wrote. “She’s god-fearing. She’s intelligent. She’s nurturing. She’s resilient. She’s kind, loyal, confident,” he listed. “She’s a good vibe. She’s a big softy. She has great musical taste. She’s warm, beautiful. She deserves the world. She’s Christine.”
When did Vic and Christine get engaged?
After a montage of some of their conversations, Episode 1 revealed that Vic proposed to Christine. “I feel blessed that I found Christine in this experience. I’m in awe, and I’m excited, and I’m in love,” he said in his confessional. They exchanged “I love yous” before Vic said, “I want you in my life forever.”
Why didn’t Vic and Christine go to Mexico?
In the pods, Christine shared that she was excited to try coffee tequila in Mexico, but she didn’t get her wish. Christine and Vic were sent to Malibu, California, for their post-pods vacation, while the rest of the couples went to Cabo.
Love Is Blind creator Chris Coelen explained that Vic and Christine went to Malibu due to budget constraints. They normally track five couples in Mexico and sometimes six, and they couldn’t stretch the funds to do seven, he told Entertainment Weekly.
“We said, ‘You know what, we’re going to send one couple on their own individual romantic getaway, and they get to do a lot of the things that the couples that do go to Mexico got to do,'” Coelen said. “We had to pick one, and the couple that we picked, what I said to them before we sent them on their trip, ‘We love you, we want to follow you, we want to be with you back in Ohio. You guys have been on your own amazing romantic bubble, your romantic island, this whole entire time.'”
“Part of what people do when they go to Mexico is they resolve unresolved threads,” he continued. “That’s part of the point of going to Mexico and seeing all the others, and Vic and Christine really didn’t have any of those unresolved threads. So they were the ones that we picked to go on the trip by themselves.”
Love Is Blind, Season 10, Episodes 1-12, Streaming Now, Netflix
