“Love Is Blind” star Jackie Bonds is opening up about one of the most intense moments shown so far in Season Four.
before he eventually proposes to her in the pods. The two seem to have fun in Mexico, constantly joking with each other.
“My father, he’s sick,” she told the publication. “He has cancer, so I have to take care of him when I go home every weekend. I make sure that my parents are good, the bill is paid — my dad can’t work no more.” “My life is not for someone who can’t be up to par in supporting me, and just making sure that you understand my life and knowing that this is always going to be a part of me,” she shared. “That was an emotional moment for me because I didn’t feel like, at that moment, Marshall was up to par and ready for all of the reality that I have back home.”EW also spoke to Marshall about the tough conversation in Mexico.
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