Love’s Blind: Chelsea Saw it Coming – “Time to Move On” (An Exclusive Perspective)

Chelsea Griffin acknowledges the inevitability of drama when it comes to Josh Demas and Monica Rodriguez’s highly charged reunion on ‘Love Is Blind: After the Altar’.

Chelsea Griffin, a contestant from season 4 of ‘Love Is Blind,’ is known for being honest and upfront, but that doesn’t mean she actively seeks out drama. In the recent ‘Love Is Blind: After the Altar’ special on Netflix, Chelsea found herself caught up in the argument between her fellow cast members, Josh Demas and Monica Rodriguez.

Although Chelsea wasn’t directly involved in the heated conversation, Josh later confided in her about the issues he had with Monica, particularly regarding what she had said online about him and their engagement.

After the incident, Chelsea spoke with PEOPLE and expressed that she wasn’t surprised by the drama that occurred between Josh and Monica, but she had hoped they would handle it in a more mature manner.

“You can’t enter a situation like that without expecting some level of drama,” she explained. “Everyone on ‘Love Is Blind’ had their own unique experience and emotions, and that’s something I wanted to emphasize.”

In summary, Chelsea Griffin, a contestant from ‘Love Is Blind,’ shares her thoughts on the drama between Josh and Monica on the ‘Love Is Blind: After the Altar’ special, acknowledging the inevitability of drama in such situations but also hoping for a more mature resolution.

Josh Demas and Monica Rodriguez, who appeared on season 4 of the reality show ‘Love Is Blind’, recently addressed the drama that occurred during the filming. Monica expressed her perspective on the situation, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and accepting everyone’s experiences. She wanted everyone to move forward in a positive and peaceful way.

When asked about his thoughts on the drama, Chelsea’s husband Kwame Appiah revealed that he chose to stay out of it. He was focused on enjoying the night and being in his own positive bubble with Brett and Marshall. Kwame clarified that he didn’t have a close relationship with Josh and Jackie outside of the show, so he didn’t feel the need to force a conversation or involve himself in their moment. He believed it was important to respect their space and not impose himself where he didn’t have any impact.

Kwame Appiah and Chelsea Griffin were spotted together at the live reunion of the fourth season of ‘Love Is Blind’. However, there were a couple of surprise engagements that the viewers didn’t get to witness on the show. In the ‘After the Altar’ special, it was revealed that Josh and Monica had actually gotten engaged in the pods during season 4, but for some reason, it was never shown on camera. Unfortunately, their engagement was short-lived, and Josh ended up pursuing Jackie instead.

Things took a turn when Monica, who happened to be best friends with Jackie, decided to speak out about their engagement on social media. This caused tension between her and the new couple, with Jackie accusing Monica of being “messy” and “vindictive” for making their engagement public. Josh also chimed in, claiming that Monica had been disrespectful and only seeking attention by going about it that way. The heated on-camera argument ultimately led to Jackie storming out and wanting to leave the cast gathering early. Josh agreed to leave as well, but not before expressing his frustration to Chelsea and Marshall, their co-stars.

“I’m so tired of this drama, it’s ridiculous,” he vented to Chelsea and Marshall while they were inside the restaurant.