'Love Is Blind' Reality Star Marshall Glaze Had A 'Vision' Of Getting To The Altar With New Girlfriend

"Love Is Blind" reality star Marshall Glaze is sharing more details about his new relationship falling his fallout from Jackie Bonds on season 4 of "Love Is Blind."

Although the two became engaged without seeing what each other looked like on the set of the Netflix reality dating show, the two didn't even make it to the altar. Jackie eventually left Marshall to pursue a relationship with fellow contestant Josh Demas, although they have gone their separate ways as well. Fortunately for Marshall, he has a new love in his life... and he envisions them taking a trip down the altar one day!

Since filming "Love Is Blind," Marshall has moved on with his new girlfriend, Dr. Chay Barnes. Although he did not end up taking a trip down the aisle on the show, he revealed that he had a "vivid vision" of himself at the altar with his new girlfriend after only their second date!

The 27-year-old revealed that his relationship with the nurse practitioner turned series very quickly. "It was actually our second date. I had a very vivid vision - and I told her about this - where I saw our lives, years later down the line," he told the Daily Mail of his vision. "I finally was able to get to the altar and I saw her there. And for me, it was like, 'Okay, this is it.'"

Although Jackie had chided Marshall for not being "dominant" enough for her, Marshall says that he was drawn by Chay's ability to communicate and have vulnerable conversations. "I knew because of the conversation that we were having. They weren't surface-level," he explained. "She knows how to communicate and she was telling me very profound things about herself that I feel like she hadn't shared with anybody before. That level of vulnerability just hooked me in 100 percent and I knew from that."

When looking back at his previous relationship with Jackie, the reality TV star reflected, "My cousin said it best, Rejection is God's (or the universe’s) redirection. I think that that is exactly what happened to me because I have found the person who I feel like I will spend the rest of my life with. It's hit me like a ton of bricks because of what I had gone through, not only with what happened on 'Love Is Blind,' but in previous relationships."

"I'm able to identify a lot of different ways that I'm able to show up differently in this relationship and identify different ways that my current partner is different. Comparison is the worst and I don't compare anybody, but it's just Chay's so much better and more involved. She's just a better person for me," he continued, before giving advice to others who were looking to jump back into the dating pool after a big breakup.

"I think not blocking your blessings is definitely the saying here. You're closing yourself off to what could be your happy ending. The advice that I would say to someone like that is to lean in," Marshall said, adding, "I think that closing yourself off to that vulnerability limits you and you don't get to see if something happens if you don't try. Like Michael Jordan said, "you miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take" and I think that applies to the dating world."

Tawkify, one of the biggest matchmaking services in the U.S., will feature different hosts giving insights into their current relationships and sharing what they have learned from their past dating experiences. Marshall is one of the three hosts set for a new dating series called Tawify Live, along with Real Housewives of New Jersey's Jackie Goldschneider and Real Housewives of Miami's Marysol Patton.

Tawkify’s director Adam Cohen Aslatei told the Daily Mail 'This show is so important because we're sharing the most vulnerable parts of our lives. Looking back at journeys that worked and journeys that didn't work. It's interesting because we have so many more ways to connect with people that we’re more alone than ever before."

"The whole purpose of the show is to turn to some of the people that we know that we trust from television and let them get raw about what they've been through and invite their friends on to normalize how challenging relationships and dating is," he continued. "By the way, you think the hardest part is finding love? I would argue that's the easier part. I've been doing this for 14 years. Staying in a healthy and happier relationship is much more difficult than finding a person to date."

Tawkify Live is scheduled to debut in January 2024.