“Love Is Blind” star Brittany Wisniewski has found herself in the middle of a controversy after being seen getting cozy with musician Mod Sun in Los Angeles, leaving her longtime boyfriend on the East Coast in shock. Sources close to the situation revealed that Brittany has been in an on-and-off relationship with Maryland native Rocky Hawkins for four years.
The pair had recently rekindled their romance, with Rocky reportedly driving Brittany to the airport when she left for Los Angeles under the impression she was visiting for social media opportunities.
Insiders disclosed that Brittany and Rocky had reconnected after a previous six-month break and were publicly back together, with their relationship known to family and friends in Maryland. Rocky even picked her up from the airport following her two-week stint filming “Love Is Blind.”
Brittany allegedly told Rocky she was focused on growing her social media following and intended to use her newfound reality TV fame to secure brand deals. She reportedly signed up for “Love Is Blind” with no intention of finding love, given her existing relationship with Rocky.
This past week, Rocky drove Brittany to the airport again, believing she was flying to Los Angeles to attend a Snapchat event as part of her social media pursuits. However, he was blindsided when news and photos of Brittany kissing Mod Sun at a West Hollywood bar surfaced. The pair were also spotted holding hands at a steakhouse dinner the following evening.
Friends of the couple and Rocky himself were taken aback by the revelations, with Rocky expressing his disbelief. He told TMZ, “We were in a relationship prior and right after the show aired. We have knowingly been in a committed relationship. I have been completely blindsided by all this leading up to when I dropped her off at the airport this past Monday for her trip to L.A.”
Sources say Rocky has reached out to Brittany for an explanation but has yet to receive a response, leaving him and their mutual circle reeling from the unexpected turn of events.
