We’ve been hooked and appalled in equal measure by Love Is Blind, with this year’s couples giving us red flags and icks a plenty.
But there is one thing that is setting our teeth on edge more than anything else.
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Yep, it’s Sal’s ukulele that is making us heave, with the 31-year-old executive assistant repeatedly whipping out his instrument and strumming out a song for his match, Mallory.
We first saw Sal’s sinister hobby rear its ugly head in the pods, when he wrote a quirky song for Mallory to show his feelings for her.
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And while Mallory described Sal’s strumming as “cute”, viewers at home were left physically cringing from their intense ick reaction.
Flocking to Twitter, one person wrote: “Love Is Blind season 2 helping me realise that possibly my worst nightmare situation is a man who loves me unconditionally simply not knowing when to put down the ukulele.”
Another agreed: “Sorry Sal bursting out in song with that ukulele would give me the ick no end, no at the alter just for that.”
“I can permit a lil ukulele serenade one or two times … maybe even think it's cute,” said a third. “But Sal on love is blind 2 is doing the absolute most…it’s just so ick!”
“If a man started playing a song for me on the UKULELE id get instant ick,” said a fourth, and a fifth added: “I know some people like being sung to so to each their own but I would have smashed Salvador’s ukulele by now....you’re not about to turn my life into a musical. Enough is enough.”
Sal is not the only contestant on this year’s Love Is Blind with a unique talent.
Some eagle-eyed fans have spotted a random assortment of balloon animals popping up in scenes between Danielle and Nick.
It transpires that Danielle has been teaching Nick how to make his own inflatable friends – which Nick actually has quite a knack for.
You can read more about that here.
Love Is Blind is available to watch on Netflix.
Topics: TV And Film, Netflix, Love Is Blind
Kimberley Bond