Love Is Blind editors expose Andrew fake crying with eye drops

Love Is Blind season three viewers have been left in shock after producers appeared to expose Andrew Liu for 'fake crying' during one of his solo interviews.

You can watch a clip below:

The incident occurred shortly after Nancy rejected Andrew's proposal. Speaking about it afterwards, Nancy said: “Men have this persona they want to give off, and so there is a lot of deception.

“Andrew is too cool, too calm, too collected. It’s not what I envisioned by husband to be.”

Just moments later, cameras cut to Andrew, who was sitting down for one of his solo interviews when he was asked: “What are you thinking about?”

Andrew responded by asking if the cameras were rolling, before hesitating and pulling out a bottle of eyedrops. He asked producers: “Mind if I…? It’s just too much.”

At first, viewers may have assumed that Andrew was using the drops because his eyes were hurting, or he was experiencing discomfort - but after his following comments, they're no longer sure.

"I guess this is a good moment for that," he added. “Is it OK that I’m doing this?”

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Producers responded by telling Andrew that, “if your eyes are hurting you, then by all means". However, Andrew added some more drops before sniffing and allowing them to run down his cheeks.

“I never thought I could care for someone that would bring me to tears," he told cameras.

Fans were shook by the exposé, with many admitting to rewatching the clip several times in disbelief.

One person wrote: "I had to replay this scene coz I couldn’t believe it HAHAHAHA."

While another said: "I love the editors for leaving that whole thing in. That's amazing!"

And a third added: "I just watched this and was in shock! She was on point when she said he left room for deception."

Meanwhile a fourth added: "Just think how many times this has happened on Reality tv and it was edited out."

And a fifth said: "Me feeling bad for Nancy rejecting Andrew and this boy then uses eye drops to fake tears."

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Love Is Blind season three landed on Netflix just a few days ago, and people are already hooked.

The show follows singletons getting to know one another in pods, where they are unable to see each other face-to-face until after they decide to get engaged.

Once engaged, couples head off on romantic honeymoons, before planning their weddings and meeting each other's families.

At the altar, the couples will have to reveal whether they have decided to tie the knot.

Tyla has reached out to Andrew for comment.

Topics: TV And Film, Love Is Blind, Netflix

Lucy Devine

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