Love Is Blind UK alum plans Cornwall tour to show wife his home
Cornwall-born reality-TV participant Jack Bradshaw has told local media he intends to take his wife, Faye Domaille, on a long-awaited tour of the county that shaped his childhood. The comment came in an exclusive interview with Cornwall Live, published Monday, after Bradshaw reflected on the year since he and Domaille met on Love Is Blind UK season three.
Bradshaw said the couple have not yet visited Cornwall together as a married pair and he is planning to put a list of local places and friends to a name when they finally make the trip. The pair have spent much of the past year travelling and are currently based in Guernsey, with plans to move their focus to London in future.
"I have got a tour of Cornwall to take her on, because we have not been down to Cornwall together yet," Bradshaw told Cornwall Live. He said he has "lots of friends and places to take Faye to put a place to a name, to show her off around my home town."
"We are very happy together, we have had the best year. For me personally, I will hand on heart say it's been the best year of my life."
The couple, who met during filming of the Netflix-format dating experiment, said they have already travelled widely since leaving the show. Bradshaw listed destinations they have visited, including the Maldives, Australia, Thailand and Vietnam. He described the period of travel following filming as a way to test their relationship and to create shared memories.
From Guernsey to Cornwall: a planned homecoming
Bradshaw and Domaille are currently based in Guernsey, an island jurisdiction in the English Channel, but have expressed an intention to prioritise London as a future base. Despite the international travel and time spent away, the chance to return to Cornwall together remains a priority for Bradshaw.
For Cornwall residents, the prospect of a homecoming tour by a local personality carries routine cultural interest: it reconnects a public figure with the county’s communities and sites, and may bring renewed attention to local businesses and places that shaped his upbringing. Bradshaw’s remarks suggest his visit will be personal rather than promotional — focused on friends and familiar haunts.
- Bradshaw and Domaille met on Love Is Blind UK season three.
- The couple have travelled to the Maldives, Australia, Thailand and Vietnam since filming.
- They are currently based in Guernsey and are considering London as a future home base.
What this means locally
Local residents often take an interest when someone from the county gains a national profile. Bradshaw’s plan to show his wife Cornwall may translate into modest increased attention for the towns, coastal spots and small businesses they choose to visit. That attention can be fleeting, but it can also prompt conversations at the community level about local identity and the ties former residents maintain with the county.
Bradshaw’s own description of the past year as "the best year of my life" underscores how his experience on the programme has continued to shape his personal life — from travel choices to where the couple choose to reside next. The couple’s post-show path — travelling extensively and moving between islands and cities — is not uncommon among reality-TV participants seeking to balance private life, public interest and new opportunities.
| Detail | Information from interview |
|---|---|
| Origin | Cornwall |
| Current base | Guernsey |
| Future plans | Tour Cornwall together; eyes on London |
| Recent travel | Maldives, Australia, Thailand, Vietnam |
For Cornwall, these kinds of local-return stories often serve a double role: they are human-interest pieces and informal reminders of the county’s continuing role in shaping people who go on to national attention. Bradshaw’s declared intention to share his home county with his wife offers a simple narrative of return and reunion that will resonate with many residents who maintain strong ties to place amid lives that take them far afield.
Further details about dates, specific stops or community events linked to the couple’s planned visit were not provided in the interview. Cornwall’s communities will likely learn more should the couple share publicised plans closer to the time of any trip.
