Love Is Blind Stars Victor and Christine’s Romance Timeline

Victor St. John and Christine Hamilton are proof that the Love Is Blind experiment still works.

Victor and Christine connected sight unseen in the pods during the Netflix show’s landmark 10th season, which took place in Ohio.

“I’m excited,” Victor said in the seventh episode about his plans to marry Christine. “I feel very sure in [my] decision, and I’m letting God take the lead. She knows things about me that no one else knows about me at this point, which is mind-blowing, and she still accepts me for who I am.”

Victor and Christine later said “I do” during the season 10 finale, which aired in March 2026.

Keep scrolling to revisit Victor and Christine’s love story:

A Pod Experiment

Victor St. John and Christine Hamilton connected quickly in the pods over their childhoods and shared faith.

A Face-to-Face Meeting

Victor St. John proposed to Christine Hamilton before ever seeing her in person.

“I want you in my life forever, you hear me?” Victor asked Christine, getting down on one knee. “I can’t see you, but I see you. Christine Louise Hamilton, will you marry me?”

Once Christine accepted Victor’s proposal, they met face to face.

“I think I’m lost for words,” the speech pathologist said in a confessional of meeting Victor. “I could not be happier.”

Their Own Post-Pod Getaway

Victor St. John and Christine Hamilton were one of seven couples to get engaged on Love Is Blind season 10, but they were not invited on the cast’s Mexico vacation.

“We’ve never had the resources to send more than six couples to Mexico,” series showrunner Chris Coelen told Tudum in February 2026. “We felt so good about the couples that for the very first time we chose to follow seven of them, producing the biggest season in Love Is Blind history. In order to make this work, we had to offer one couple the chance to go to Malibu on their own getaway.”

Victor and Christine were given a trip to Malibu while their peers jetted off to Mexico.

“In Malibu, we kind of kept it, like, the same dynamic in a sense of what we would in Mexico,” Christine exclusively told Us Weekly in March 2026. “We got our phones back, we called his mom and called my mom and really, that was it. We put our phones down. We really focused on continuing to build our connection and just kind of doing little things, like, we went to the gym together and we went and had meals together, so things that we would do in the real world, and we just got to have that quiet time to continue to build and to bond.”

While the couple missed out on interacting with the other LiB pairs, they still made the most of their getaway.

“I think [our connection] grew because we were doing kind of regular [and] non-regular things,” Victor told Us. “[At] Calamigos Ranch, it was kind of empty when we were there. So jacuzzis, pools, the gym, good meals, quality time. You have to fill it with your presence and yourself. We just continued talking and … we continued embracing each other and growing in that way.”

Navigating Reality

Victor St. John and Christine Hamilton started blending their lives together back in Ohio, meeting each other’s families and exploring their future as an interracial couple.

“We’d have a biracial child, essentially, [are] there any thoughts you have had around that?” Victor asked Christine in the eighth episode.

Christine, who had a self-described “rural” upbringing, revealed that she doesn’t want her future kids to “necessarily [live] in that small fishbowl” that she grew up in.

“I want them to see other people that look like them,” she said, which aligned with Victor’s vision for the future full of diverse “communities.”

For Victor, speaking about future children “strengthened” his relationship with Christine before they got to the altar.

“It naturally came up in conversations of just understanding there’s different layers of identity we as people just hold, whether it’s our faith, whether it’s our race, whether it’s disabilities, our gender, all these things that make us who we are, and how does that then transpire in how we interact with each other?” he told Us. “But then, if we have a child who has kind of a mesh of these different identities, like, where do we see ourselves, kind of showing up in their life, sort of deal?”

Saying ‘I Do’

Victor St. John and Christine Hamilton closed out Love Is Blind season 10 with their wedding in the finale episode.

“You’re a special woman, and you’re more than that: you’re my woman,” Victor said as part of his vows. “You’re my rib, and I do.”

While recalling the nuptials in a confessional, Victor gushed that the ceremony felt like “the best day of [his] life times 10.”

“[I’ve] never felt a love like this,” Victor added. “My forever. We’re merging the families with my wife. That’s what I’m looking forward to.”

When speaking with Us after filming wrapped, Christine revealed that she didn’t have “any moment of doubt” about marrying Victor.

“When they asked [us] to say, ‘I do,’ I was an eager beaver and said, ‘I do,’ like, immediately.” she quipped. “The way it’s edited, it does kind of look like [Vic] says, ‘I do’ pretty quickly too, but he actually had a little bit of a dramatic pause, like, unintentionally in some ways. And so, the guests, and especially my friends, were grabbing each other’s legs, thinking, ‘Oh, my gosh, he’s gonna say no.’ And I was like, ‘I knew.’ I never once questioned it up there in that moment.”

Post-Reunion Bliss

Victor St. John and Christine Hamilton revealed at the Love Is Blind season 10 reunion that they were still happily married, with Christine moving in with the professor in Columbus. (Christine previously resided in Cleveland.)

“We have like the craziest, busiest, most fun year up ahead. We have tons of weddings to go to. We have some travel to do,” Christine exclusively told Us in March 2026. “We have some projects that [he] and I are working on, which is fun, like, because he’s my husband, and now he’s my business partner in a lot of ways, so a lot of exciting things [are] coming down the pipeline.”

Victor chimed in, teasing, “It won’t be the last you hear from us.”