Lauren Speed and Cameron Hamilton stole hearts across the globe when they appeared on the first season of Netflix show Love Is Blind.
On the show, fifteen single men and fifteen single women go through a number of intense speed dates in special 'pods' with the ultimate aim of finding a partner to propose too, and, all things going to plan, tie the knot too just a few weeks later. Of course, this is all without ever getting to see each other face to face.
Mid-show, most of the remaining engaged couples moved in together. Lauren and Cameron settled on Cameron's Atlanta home, but Lauren expressed concerns about it being something of a bachelor pad - barely decorated and quite sparse.
Well, no longer, as the pair revealed yesterday in an exciting 'home tour' they put together for Netflix.
It's quite the transformation, as Cameron says: "It's a lot different than in the bachelor days."
Continuing to explain what they've changed to make the home more theirs, he added: "[It's] more than just this couch, we've actually got curtains now. We've got decorative pillows. We've got roses on this really awesome mirrored coffee table that Lauren had in her apartment."
"It just feels a lot homier than it was when it was just me, and I love that."
Ever moved in with a partner and had the chat, about them getting rid of a few, ahem, non-essential items? You're not alone - Cameron and Lauren did too, as they joke about in the episode.
"I feel like you just had a few things you wanted to get rid of," Cameron said, to which Lauren responded, "Oh, your stuff?"
Cameron quickly added, "All my stuff, obviously... Not all my stuff, but the things that were tossed, were my things."
Relatable.
Plus, it's revealed in the video that the duo have a painting of their first kiss hanging above the staircase, which was painted by a fan.
"It just captures one of the best moments of my life so beautifully," Cameron says of the painting, sharing, "I still think about that day all the time."
Watch the full tour above for yourself. It's seriously cute.
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