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Playboi Carti’s alleged assault on a limo driver was even more sinister than originally thought … because he’s now accused of threatening to shoot the chauffeur. TMZ obtained the audio dispatch calls from the October 2 incident in Utah … and,…
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“Love Is Blind” has its first baby in the house — Lauren and Cameron Hamilton, the franchise’s golden couple, just welcomed their little bundle of joy! The Season 1 lovebirds — who famously met and tied the knot on the Netflix hit — dropped…
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Since the premiere of Love Is Blind in 2020, fans have wondered how effective the concept of speed-dating without seeing the other person actually is.
The show, which has aired eight seasons and spawned multiple international iterations, follows singles dating in pods over the course of 10 days. The kicker, of course, is that they cannot see one another. If couples find love, then they will get engaged without ever meeting face-to-face.
After leaving the pods, pairs will decide if their blind love can withstand real-life pressures and a wedding date within weeks.
Love Is Blind has proven to be a success with several couples, from Lauren Speed and Cameron Hamilton to Bliss Poureetezadi-Goytowski and Zack Goytowski, finding lasting love. Bliss and Zack even welcomed the first Love Is Blind baby, a daughter named Galileo, in 2024.
Scroll down to find out whether your favorite Love Is Blind couple is still together:
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After an effortless connection on Love Is Blind season 1, Lauren Speed-Hamilton and Cameron Hamilton continue to prove that love truly is blind.
“Married life is great,” Lauren exclusively told Us Weekly in March 2020, one month after the first season finale aired. “I mean, I’ve been single for a long time, okay? And I’m gonna tell you, it’s kind of better with a partner. … It took me a while to get used to that. Like, I’m so independent, I like doing stuff on my own, and Cameron’s like, ‘Let me help you.’ So I’ve been loving it. It’s good to have a partner. It’s good.”
The pair had an instantaneous connection during the first iteration of the Netflix dating series, which was filmed in Atlanta in fall 2018. After a few deep conversations in the pods, Lauren and Cameron revealed they were falling in love. Cameron went on to pop the question without seeing his now-wife in person.
“I feel so blessed to have you come into my life,” Cameron said during his pod proposal. “I love you so much, and I want to spend the rest of my life with you. Will you marry me?”
Lauren quickly accepted before the pair had a chance to meet face-to-face and jumpstart their accelerated wedding plans.
The Leap of Faith coauthors both said “I do” during their November 2018 nuptials, which aired during the season 1 finale. Since then, their romance has continued to blossom. The pair revealed in May 2025 that they were expecting their first child after four years of IVF treatments. They welcomed son Ezra five months later.
Scroll below for Lauren and Cameron’s sweetest relationship moments:
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Those lucky enough to grab one of the three home run balls Shohei Ohtani belted last Friday night might be needing some bigger wallets soon … ’cause one prominent auction expert tells TMZ Sports they could each be worth millions! David Kohler,…
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Aaron Phypers was shocked as he was arrested Friday for alleged domestic violence against Denise Richards … ’cause he says the last time he spoke to cops, he was reporting HER for similar allegations. Michael Finley, Aaron’s lawyer, tells TMZ ……
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The economic cost of the government shutdown is mounting, as workers miss paychecks and contracts stall. President Trump’s feud with Colombia is deepening, with threats to cut aid testing a decades-long alliance. And in France, outrage is growing after the Louvre jewel heist, with political backlash and a security crackdown underway.
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BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-The Independent Schools Association of Malawi (ISAM) has urged private schools to focus on maintaining academic excellence and innovation as the government prepares to roll out free secondary education starting in January next year.
In an interview with Maravi Post, ISAM president Wycliff Chimwendo said the policy, recently announced by President Arthur Peter Mutharika, marks a significant milestone in Malawi’s education history, as it will expand access to secondary education for children from low-income families.
“This is a positive and progressive step that will enable children who previously could not afford school fees to access education and shape a better future,” said Chimwendo.
He, however noted that the reform presents both opportunities and challenges for independent schools, urging them to continue delivering quality education and maintaining high academic standards to remain relevant in the evolving system.
“Private institutions must continue to distinguish themselves through excellent teaching, modern facilities, and consistent pass rates. Quality should remain the defining feature of independent schools,” he said.
Chimwendo expressed optimism that the policy will not undermine private education, arguing that parents who value specialized instruction and smaller class sizes will continue to enroll their children in independent schools.
He further highlighted the importance of collaboration between the government and private education providers, saying both sectors play vital roles in shaping Malawi’s human capital development.
“Public and private schools should work together to achieve the national goal of providing inclusive and quality education for all Malawians,” he said.
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LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Patrick Machika has been appointed as the new Chief of the National Registration Bureau (NRB).
He takes over from Mphatso Sambo, with the official handover ceremony held earlier this week.
During the event, Machika expressed his gratitude for the work that has been accomplished under his predecessor’s leadership and pledged to build on that foundation.
He urged all NRB staff members to work with unity, dedication, and professionalism to advance the institution’s goals.
Machika emphasized the importance of collaboration, efficiency, and integrity in delivering essential national registration services to Malawians.
In his remarks, outgoing Chief Mphatso Sambo expressed appreciation to all NRB employees for their dedication and hard work during his tenure.
Sambo encouraged the staff to continue showing the same level of commitment and discipline under the new leadership.
The ceremony symbolized a smooth transition within the NRB, reflecting continuity in leadership and a shared commitment to improving national registration systems in Malawi.
Both leaders highlighted the Bureau’s crucial role in maintaining accurate national records, supporting national planning, and strengthening public service delivery.
As Patrick Machika assumes his new responsibilities, expectations are high that his leadership will further modernize NRB operations and enhance public confidence in the institution’s work.
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BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-The Netball Association of Malawi (NAM) has officially confirmed that Malawi Queens star shooter, Joyce Mvula, will not be part of the team’s trip to Zimbabwe for a series of strength-testing matches starting on October 23.
The Malawi Queens are expected to leave the country today through Mwanza Border Post as they continue their preparations for the upcoming African Netball Championship scheduled for December.
The Zimbabwe tour is seen as a crucial test for the team’s readiness and coordination ahead of the continental showdown.
Although Mvula’s name appeared on the initial squad list announced by head NAM has clarified that the player could not travel to Malawi due to her tight schedule with Leeds Rhinos in England.
This means the Queens will have to face Zimbabwe without one of their most experienced attackers.
NAM General Secretary, Yamikani Kauma, said Mvula’s absence will be felt but the Association respects her commitments and remains hopeful about her future involvement with the team.
She emphasized that the trip to Zimbabwe will still provide a great opportunity for other players to showcase their potential.
Kauma further revealed that despite missing the friendly matches, Mvula is expected to join the national squad on November 14 for the team’s final camp in preparation for the African Netball Championship.
The camp will officially begin on November 15 and will include all the final 15 players to represent Malawi.
She said the Association has already received confirmation from Mvula herself that she will be available for the final preparations next month. Her presence is expected to boost the team’s morale and attacking strength ahead of the championship.
Meanwhile, the technical panel has expressed confidence in the current squad traveling to Zimbabwe, saying the tour will help identify new combinations and provide exposure to upcoming players who could complement Mvula upon her return.
Malawi will host the African Netball Championship in December and all eyes are on the Queens to deliver a strong performance on home soil.
The return of Joyce Mvula ahead of the tournament is expected to add firepower to the squad as Malawi aims to reclaim its dominance in African netball.
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