Folks, it brings us no pleasure to inform you that Shake Chatterjee is at it again.
Ever since he horrified viewers with his behavior on Love Is Blind Season 2, the Chicago-based veterinarian has been making a name for himself as one of reality TV’s most horrendous villains.
Often, reality show reunion episodes are boring formalities in which cast members perfunctorily bring viewers up to speed on what's happened in their lives since filming ended.
But that was not the case with the Love Is Blind Season 2 reunion.
If you watched Love Is Blind Season 2, then we probably don't need to tell you that Shake Chatterjee is the absolute worst.
It's almost hard to put into words how badly this guy sucks.
Reality dating shows are a dime a dozen in 2022.
But Love Is Blind has managed to set itself apart from the pack for two distinct reasons:
Danielle Ruhl is once again opening up about her time as a cast member on Love Is Blind Season 2.
Earlier this week, the reality star shared a number of photos of herself over the years, revealing in the process that she's often struggled with body image.
By just about any measure, Love Is Blind Season 2 was a massive success.
For starters, two couples got married just weeks after meeting each other, and they're still together months after filming wrapped!
You almost have to hand it to Shake Chatterjee.
The resident douche bag of Love Is Blind Season 2 has fully committed to the villain routine, and he doesn't seem to mind that he's one of the most hated reality stars in recent memory.
Shake Chatterjee has a new girlfriend named Emily Watson.
In related news, we'd have to imagine that Emily Watson has never seen a second of Love Is Blind Season 2.
Usually, reality TV hosts serve as impartial observers/occasional referees while overseeing reunion episodes.
But Nick and Vanessa Lachey chose to go a different route, and they might be regretting that decision these days.
It's been nearly two weeks since the latest Love Is Blind reunion show capped off the show's second and best season.
In what is hopefully a new trend that will be followed by other shows, LiB didn't feel the need to drag the reunion out for three hours.
Just when you thought the drama from Love Is Blind Season 2 was beginning to die down, one of the show's most controversial stars is once again stirring the pot.
No, Shake Chatterjee isn't making degrading comments about Deepti Vempati -- although, we're about due for another round of nonsense from that doofus.
It's been a while since we've seen a reality TV villain as universally reviled as Shake Chatterjee.
At this point, it's tough to imagine that pet owners in the Chicago area are thrilled about the prospect of going to Shake for his veterinarian services.
Abhishek "Shake" Chatterjee has some harsh words for Nick Lachey.
Following the pair's heated exchange on the Love Is Blind Season 2 reunion, the veterinarian jumped on Instagram March 7 to share his unfiltered thoughts on the singer... who told Shake that he understood why he treats animals and not humans, claiming he doesn't know how to treat the latter.
Are they? Aren't they?
And: Will they ever be?
On the Love Is Blind Season 2 finale, two couples got married, two broke up, and one rejected both extremes, preferring to just date for a while and see where the relationship takes them.
As a result, there's been widespread curiosity about whether or not Salvador Perez and Mallory Zapata are still together.
The Love Is Blind Season 2 finale contained plenty of surprises:
There were two marriages (although we have our doubts about the shelf life of Nick and Danielle's relationship) and at least one extremely satisfying breakup.
Love Is Blind just wrapped up Season 2.
The finale special is expected to drop any day now.
Shake Chatterjee has no regretts.
He may not have a soul, either.
The Love Is Blind Season 2 finale featured a couple of weddings and a whole lot of heartbreak.
But it seems that the drama is not quite finished.
Katie Thurston is biting the hand that fed her... a decent amount of fame and fortune.
The 31-year old rose to fame as a suitor on The Bachelor and then as the lead on The Bachelorette.
Well, another season of Love Is Blind has come to an end, and once again the grand Netflix "experiment" has proven to be surprisingly effective at forming strong romantic bonds in a very short period of time.
(From this point on, we'll be discussing the Season 2 finale, so if you're not caught up, consider this your spoiler alert!)
Well, another season of TV's boldest -- and dare we say best? -- reality dating show has come to an end.
Love Is Blind makes headlines for its audacious premise -- participants communicate through a screen and get engaged without every laying eyes on one another -- but its continued success is rooted in the fact that it feels more grounded, more relatable -- in short, more real -- than most reality shows.
We think it's safe to say that Love Is Blind is the most bonkers dating show on television these days.
On The Bachelor, a couple might get engaged at the end of the season, which is nice.
Appearing on a reality TV show is always a risky proposition.
You could become an overnight star and parlay your fame into a lifetime of lucrative Instagram sponsored content deals.
