Love Is Blind alum Alexa Lemieux is over criticism of her near-final divorce from Brennon Lemieux.
“I get so frustrated because I get a lot of commentary of people saying, ‘Broken home, broken home.’ I’m like, ‘Are y’all … for real? Like, it’s 2026,’” Alexa, 31, said on the Thursday, May 21, episode of the “He Said, G Said” podcast. “My parents [are] divorced, and I was the kid that was like, ‘Please get a divorce.’ You know, everyone was happier afterward and I think that a broken home is not when two parents are apart.”
Alexa and Brennon, 35, tied the knot in 2021 after meeting sight unseen in the Love Is Blind pods during season 3. They split in fall 2025, one year after welcoming daughter Vienna and after nearly five years of marriage.
“Obviously [being together] would be the goal and everyone’s happy and whatever,” Alexa explained on Thursday. “If that’s not what’s happening, then keeping something that’s clearly not working, that’s the broken home.”
She added, “It’s such, like, an outdated thing and babe, you get one freaking life to live. And it’s just like, ‘Why not be happy doing it if something’s not working out?’ Everything happens for a reason, and I have my child that I love more than anything in this life out of it and I’ll always be grateful for the time that was shared and then now I get to live the rest of my life.”
According to Alexa, her divorce from Brennon is “essentially” finalized.
“I think it’s just waiting to be, like, filed into the system, I guess, is really what it is,” she stated. “Even through my divorce process, I did mine [in] a very loving way. I genuinely do not want to take our daughter from you. Like, I want you to be in her life.”
Alexa stressed that it is important for her and Brennon to be able to amicably coparent their 21-month-old daughter.
“I want to find something that works for everyone,” she stated. “I want holidays to make sense, I want her to truly experience both parents and I want what’s going to make sense and what’s the healthiest decision with everything. … [Because] we have a child together, we’re going to be in each other’s lives for the rest of our lives because of our shared daughter [and] I’m hoping eventually we’ll get to a good place of really, really healthy coparenting.”
At the moment, Alexa revealed that she and Brennon are “still figuring out” their post-split dynamic.
“[He is] someone who’s going to be in my life for the rest of my life, and I commend myself for how much I’ve seen [the] big picture of this entire situation,” Alexa said. “It’s so easy to get caught up. All I need from him is to be a good parent, and he does that, so I’m good.”
