The Love Is Blind alum, Stacy Snyder 35, revealed that she is queer in an Instagram video posted Wednesday, Aug. 28.
In the clip, she’s seen sitting at a table as words of speculation pop up around her from “she’s single again” to “she’s got a boyfriend” and “she’s irrelevant.”
The video blurs for a split second before Stacy Snyder shares her truth and the words “SHE’S HAPPY” appear on the video in all caps.
At the same time, a mysterious woman comes up and kisses Stacy, who is beaming from ear to ear.
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Stacy added the caption “Surprise! #
.”
Though she didn’t disclose her new partner’s identity, her fellow Love Is Blind stars cheered Stacy on in the post’s comment section.
Chelsea Blackwell wrote, “You go girl!!!!!
,” and Laura Dadisman added, “Happy looks good on you babe 
.”
Zanab Jaffrey also wanted details, writing, “Girlllllll we need a catchup! Happy to see you happy #lovelove.” And Nancy Rodriguez chimed in with, “
nothing but the best for my gal!”
Stacy Snyder starred in season 5 of Love Is Blind and became engaged to Izzy Zapata in the pods. Though the two made it to the altar in the finale and Izzy said “yes” to officially marrying Stacy, she turned him down, citing lack of time as their biggest issue.
Although it seemed they were on good terms and would even potentially try dating again, Izzy later went off on Stacy, telling cameras in part during a confessional interview, “It’s like she’s always trying to find something wrong.”
As for why he had a change of heart so quickly, Izzy told People everything began to sink in as he was being questioned by producers.
“I’m sitting there and I’m getting my questions asked to me, I’m like, ‘Damn. F— this. This is s—ty.’ I was so hurt that I finally just let my emotions sit in,” he said in October 2023.
Stacy also told People last October that Izzy’s rant “surprised” her, however, she didn’t blame him entirely.
“Of course he’s going to be emotional,” she acknowledged at the time. “Did I like what he said? No, but I know why he said it. He was hurt. I know him and I know he was hurt. I don’t believe the things that he said. I don’t think he believes the things that he said. And I think he was genuinely just hurt.”